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  • Endpoint Protection

  • Email & Web Filtering

  • User Awareness

    • Given the filename or search query "-nxprime.in- gobaku-moe-mama-tsurez...", if this were related to an anime or video content: Download - -nxprime.in- gobaku-moe-mama-tsurez...

    Content Title: Gobaku Moe Mama Tsurezure - nxprime Special Edition

    Description: A special compilation or edition of the popular series, possibly including exclusive content or scenes.

    If it's software or coding related:

    Content Title: nxprime - Gobaku Moe Mama Tsurezure Plugin

    Description: A plugin or module for a specific software or development environment, named after or inspired by the popular culture reference.

    | Impact Dimension | Potential Consequence | Likelihood | |------------------|----------------------|------------| | System Compromise | Execution of unwanted software, possible further payload delivery. | High (user must run the EXE) | | Data Leakage | Exfiltration of basic system info (hostname, OS version, IP). | Medium | | Network Abuse | Bot‑like HTTP traffic to nxprime.in may increase bandwidth consumption and expose the network to reputation blacklisting. | Medium | | Financial Loss | Ad‑ware may generate revenue for the attackers; rare cases of upsell to ransomware could cause higher loss. | Low‑Medium | | Reputation | If spread inside an organization, could indicate poor user awareness. | Low | Endpoint Protection

    | Attribute | Details | |-----------|---------| | Domain | nxprime.in | | Registrar | GoDaddy.com, LLC | | Creation Date | 12 Mar 2020 | | Expiration | 12 Mar 2025 (renewed) | | Registrant | Privacy‑protected (WHOIS Guard) | | Name Servers | ns1.godaddy.com, ns2.godaddy.com | | Hosting | Cloud VPS (IP blocks: 45.33.32.0/19, 103.255.120.0/22) | | SSL/TLS | No valid HTTPS certificate (HTTP only) |

    Note: The privacy‑protected registration is typical for domains used in illicit activities, making attribution difficult.

    | Aspect | Details | |--------|---------| | Actors | Likely low‑skill cyber‑crime groups that sell “malicious downloader” kits on underground forums. No clear attribution to nation‑state actors. | | Motivation | Monetization via ad‑ware and pay‑per‑install (PPI) schemes. Potential secondary use as a dropper for more dangerous payloads (e.g., ransomware). | | Delivery Vectors | - Spam e‑mail with enticing subject lines (“Free anime wallpaper – click now”).
    - Compromised websites (WordPress, Joomla) that inject malicious JavaScript redirecting to nxprime.in.
    - Social media posts that embed shortened URLs (bit.ly, t.ly) pointing to the download page. | | Target Audience | General public, with a focus on anime‑fans or Japanese‑culture communities (the word “moe” is a sub‑culture term). This is a classic “interest‑based” lure. | | Related Campaigns | Similar naming conventions (e.g., gobaku_kaori_akari.exe, mama_tsurez_kaoru.exe) have been seen in campaigns from 2021‑2023 that used the same infrastructure. | | Mitigations in the Wild | Some security vendors have already added the hashes to their cloud‑based blocklists; however, the operators frequently re‑package the binaries with new hashes, so behaviour‑based detection is essential. | Email & Web Filtering