101410.rar 〈VALIDATED 2026〉

: Upon extracting and running the contents, the file initiates a highly obfuscated shellcode. Anti-Analysis Techniques :

: Once it confirms it is on a "real" machine, it reaches out to a remote Command & Control (C2) server—often hosted on legitimate cloud services like Google Drive or OneDrive—to download an encrypted final payload. Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) 101410.rar

: If you find this file in your downloads or email, delete it immediately without opening. : Upon extracting and running the contents, the

The file is a compressed archive that has recently been identified in cybersecurity circles as a vehicle for GuLoader (also known as CloudEyE) malware . It typically targets Windows systems to deliver secondary payloads like Remcos RAT or Agent Tesla. File Overview Filename: 101410.rar Extension: .rar (Roshal Archive) Threat Category: Trojan / Downloader (GuLoader) Target OS: Windows Typical Size: ~800 KB to 1.5 MB (varies by version) Technical Analysis The file is a compressed archive that has

The archive usually contains a single obfuscated file, often an executable (.exe) or a script disguised as a document.

: Most modern EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) tools and updated antivirus software now flag this specific archive naming convention as malicious. Recommended Actions

: Run a full system scan with an updated security suite.