TWIM Ep125 Pt3: Why You Should Beware of the “AggregatorHost.exe Crypto-mining #Malware File

TWIM Ep125 Pt3: Why You Should Beware of the “AggregatorHost.exe Crypto-mining #Malware File

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Crypto-Mining Trojans May Masquerade as the Legitimate ‘AggregatorHost.exe’ Process.

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AggregatorHost.exe Removal Report – https://www.enigmasoftware.com/aggregatorhostexe-removal/

There have been reports by Windows users about the AggregatorHost.exe process running quietly in the background of their systems. While the process seems to be related to the Windows system, its purpose is not always clear. It may lack information about its publisher in the ‘Properties’ window. The lack of data can be interpreted as the process being potentially unsafe. It is common for legitimate process names being used by potentially harmful third-parties to inject their own programs into the Windows OS.

Usually, AggregatorHost.exe is a legitimate Windows process related to Windows Defender. In other words, although it is possible that the #AggregatorHost.exe process is perfectly legitimate, it is not uncommon for malware to disguise using real files names. Therefore, you should check AggregatorHost.exe for any unexpected behavioral patterns. The legitimate version of this process file should be small in size and exclusively stored in the ‘C://Windows//System32’ folder. The active legitimate process also takes up practically zero CPU and GPU resources.

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