OSX/Miner-D is a Trojan Horse for OS X that is stealth installed from inside modified third party software.
OSX/Miner-D installs a bitcoin miner that uses up any spare CPU and GPU cycles.
OSX/Miner-D opens a back-door on your computer to enable remote access.
OSX/Miner-D collects usage information from your system including shell and browser history as well as scanning for any potentially private files, including on mounted encrypted volumes
Examples of OSX/Miner-D include:
Example 1
File Information
- Size
- 32K
- SHA-1
- 5297f9c673ad34687bc2fdb1004b043309d021f1
- MD5
- 7364058a360ca4365862568607a68fde
- CRC-32
- 4de95bba
- File type
- application/octet-stream
- First seen
- 2011-10-28
Other vendor detection
- Kaspersky
- Trojan.OSX.Miner.b
Example 2
File Information
- Size
- 781
- SHA-1
- 1799f7d0430051629c9dbc3a5a3ab32b16778823
- MD5
- cc206dc7cd5c067aa230bc029f28a92d
- CRC-32
- 4a305043
- File type
- application/x-sh
- First seen
- 2011-10-28
Example 3
File Information
- Size
- 39K
- SHA-1
- 9bffdd2e2e0a50061dadb565997483d8b1aa5dfe
- MD5
- 16e3bc0415056eb15b2752613970b79d
- CRC-32
- c75c9bad
- File type
- application/octet-stream
- First seen
- 2011-10-28
Other vendor detection
- Kaspersky
- Backdoor.OSX.Miner.a