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Meterpreter: New indicators of compromise

ThreatFox documented three new file hashes associated with the Meterpreter post-exploitation framework on November 4, 2026.

Triage facts

Revision 1
Evidence
Unknown
Severity
Medium
Action
Elevated
Sources
2 public sources
Freshness
Revision 1Nov 5, 13:38 UTC
Detection
2 IOCs
Source quality
B1Likely

ThreatFox has published new indicators of compromise (IOCs) related to the Meterpreter post-exploitation framework, specifically categorized as Windows payloads. These indicators were observed between 04:56 and 14:34 UTC on November 4, 2026, and were reported by the community contributors Grim and Tuxxin. Meterpreter is commonly utilized by threat actors for post-exploitation activities, including command-and-control, privilege escalation, and lateral movement.

Impact

Successful deployment of Meterpreter on an endpoint allows an attacker to maintain persistent, interactive access to the affected system, enabling file system navigation, process manipulation, and the exfiltration of sensitive data.

Recommendation

  • Implement file integrity monitoring and scan endpoints for the provided hashes.
  • Configure SIEM or EDR solutions to trigger alerts on the execution of files matching the provided SHA-256 or MD5 hashes.
  • Review historical endpoint telemetry for any execution activity associated with these specific file identifiers.

Immediate actions

Block the provided MD5 and SHA-256 hashes on all endpoint protection platforms

SOC 24h

Threat Hunt

Search endpoint logs for the presence of the provided file hashes

T1059.003 high high confidence hunt now

Data: EDR FileCreate, FileExecute, or ProcessCreation events

Indicators of compromise

1

hash_md5

1

hash_sha256

TypeValue
hash_md55195f92e00684f661c61b4c3dd134f98
hash_sha256d4a8ce2863d7717a1e5787c8b094098ec4e92e2379d26089bee2e235948a4446