MailRanger.exe is identified as a malicious executable (PE32) that typically targets Windows systems. It is not a legitimate system process and is frequently flagged by security analysis platforms like ANY.RUN . Malicious Characteristics Analysis of the file reveals two primary classifications:
More advanced variants are classified as "stealers". These are designed to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data, including: Stored passwords and files. Cryptocurrency wallet information. User activity via keystroke logging and screenshots. Technical Indicators MailRanger.exe
Includes evasion techniques, exfiltration (often via Telegram APIs), and use of the Delphi programming language. Related Benign Tools MailRanger
Key file identifiers used by security professionals to track this threat include: 6187E4D70F5D9AF891C746BCC949C374 These are designed to gain unauthorized access to
This report summarizes findings regarding , an executable file associated with malicious software categories, specifically adware and information stealers . Overview of MailRanger.exe
It is important to distinguish MailRanger.exe from similarly named legitimate software like , a PSA (Professional Services Automation) software for MSPs. RangerMSP includes "Ranger" in its folder paths (e.g., \RangerMSP\ ) and features email reporting tools, but its legitimate executables are not named "MailRanger.exe" in a malicious context. Recommended Actions If MailRanger.exe is detected on a system:
2EEDE3040BB67009BC425B48643A6A34A9A28655805CDD09756D25A3930C5922 Distribution: Often distributed via phishing campaigns.