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ampg.sys

Nextron Systems identifies this exact sample as a rootkit combining network interception, obfuscated file operations, and security-product targeting. Observed and embedded filename metadata identify it as ampg.sys. Static analysis confirms WFP filtering and packet-injection paths, XOR-based file transformation, and a process-termination routine explicitly invoked for 360Tray.exe and ZhuDongFangYu.exe. Its embedded version fields claim Microsoft Corporation and SD Crashdump Port Driver; these are file metadata claims, not evidence of Microsoft authorship. No runtime test of successful security-product termination was performed.

UUID / bd5bc879-6602-4338-938e-0873f71bd3d0ADDED / 2026-09-08AUTHOR / Michael Haag

Known samples 1

0 recorded TRUE · 0 recorded FALSE · 1 unknown for loading despite HVCI. Results apply to individual samples.

ampg.sysSample 1 · HVCI unknown
MD5
7d2e5acea9c550f05fbcc61540ffa1ac
SHA1
a97182c8b376d1deb07e69e946eb3bc99d6c7670
SHA256
cacaf0698c6371f8cc45fae85a13fb738f0b8ce0db716c5e4d0d12152de163e3
Imphash
abcb64dc410e5fb75185251ef1ba338e
Authentihash MD5
43e9f37b2c2b4c2e57efa3dbb6149607
Authentihash SHA1
610a2f9a8cf942f29fd00a4d191261ee884bdd3e
Authentihash SHA256
1f3723c9b29af85555813a5fb7ed07f9d83de3096064833dd35afa485413c312
Machine
AMD64
Version
10.0.26100.4202 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Publisher
Microsoft Corporation

Research & references

Acknowledgement: Nextron Systems Research @nextronresearch