Trojan.Siggen31.34463
Trojan.Siggen31.34463 is a trojan written in the Go programming language. According to the provided content, it is designed to download additional malware onto infected systems, specifically various miner trojans and adware. It is described as a DLL file located at %appdata%\utorrent\lib.dll and is launched by exploiting a DLL Search Order Hijacking vulnerability/class issue in the uTorrent torrent client. The content lists it among common threats observed by Dr.Web in late 2025 and Q1 2026. High-confidence indicators and artifacts directly mentioned include the malware name Trojan.Siggen31.34463, its file path %appdata%\utorrent\lib.dll, its use of the Go programming language, its downloader behavior for miner trojans and adware, and its execution via DLL Search Order Hijacking in uTorrent. No specific threat actor, industry targeting, or additional infrastructure is identified in the provided content.
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Go-based trojan downloader delivered as a DLL that abuses DLL search order hijacking in uTorrent to load and then download miner trojans and adware.
Go-based DLL loader/downloader dropped as %appdata%\utorrent\lib.dll; abuses DLL Search Order Hijacking in uTorrent to execute and then downloads miner trojans and adware.
Go-based downloader (DLL at %appdata%\utorrent\lib.dll) that leverages DLL Search Order Hijacking in the uTorrent client to execute, then downloads miner trojans and adware.
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