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URLhaus: 32-bit Malicious URLs

ioc-hunt HIGH URLhaus
CommonSecurityLogDnsEvents
iocurlhaus
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Retrieved: 2026-07-08T11:00:00Z · Confidence: medium

Hunt Hypothesis

This hunt targets adversaries leveraging known 32-bit malicious web endpoints to deliver payloads or exfiltrate data from legacy systems within the Azure environment. Proactively hunting for these specific URLhaus indicators is critical because their high severity suggests an active threat landscape where outdated 32-bit applications may lack modern protection, requiring immediate validation against current network traffic logs in Sentinel.

IOC Summary

Threat: 32-bit Total URLs: 40 Active URLs: 39

URLStatusThreatDate Added
hxxp://222.137.161.211:52847/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://218.59.14.73:36944/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://113.190.61.94:29420/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://42.235.181.25:38851/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://113.190.61.94:29420/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://105.186.143.79:49489/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://42.235.181.25:38851/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://27.207.228.158:46589/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://163.142.92.59:56422/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://200.112.129.57:42371/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://108.170.136.155:37272/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://182.116.51.13:39041/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://222.136.52.228:56020/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://163.142.95.89:43256/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://200.112.129.57:42371/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://108.170.136.155:37272/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://42.224.89.156:57932/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://42.224.89.156:57932/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://105.186.143.79:49489/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://163.142.95.89:43256/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://123.14.219.127:41338/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://218.61.126.54:57066/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://123.11.77.40:40335/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://123.14.219.127:41338/bin.shonlinemalware_download2026-07-08
hxxp://175.147.243.250:35517/ionlinemalware_download2026-07-08

KQL: Url Dns Hunt

// Hunt for DNS resolution of URLhaus malicious domains
// Threat: 32-bit
let malicious_domains = dynamic(["105.186.143.79", "182.116.51.13", "221.15.20.68", "223.10.4.70", "163.142.92.59", "112.93.137.16", "222.137.161.211", "108.170.136.155", "42.235.181.25", "187.121.141.137", "123.14.219.127", "175.147.243.250", "163.142.93.90", "163.142.95.89", "218.61.126.54", "42.224.89.156", "27.207.228.158", "218.59.14.73", "200.112.129.57", "222.136.52.228", "113.190.61.94", "123.11.77.40"]);
DnsEvents
| where Name has_any (malicious_domains)
| project TimeGenerated, Computer, Name, IPAddresses
| order by TimeGenerated desc

KQL: Url Proxy Hunt

// Hunt for web traffic to URLhaus malicious domains
let malicious_domains = dynamic(["105.186.143.79", "182.116.51.13", "221.15.20.68", "223.10.4.70", "163.142.92.59", "112.93.137.16", "222.137.161.211", "108.170.136.155", "42.235.181.25", "187.121.141.137", "123.14.219.127", "175.147.243.250", "163.142.93.90", "163.142.95.89", "218.61.126.54", "42.224.89.156", "27.207.228.158", "218.59.14.73", "200.112.129.57", "222.136.52.228", "113.190.61.94", "123.11.77.40"]);
CommonSecurityLog
| where RequestURL has_any (malicious_domains) or DestinationHostName has_any (malicious_domains)
| project TimeGenerated, SourceIP, RequestURL, DestinationHostName, DeviceAction
| order by TimeGenerated desc

Required Data Sources

Sentinel TableNotes
CommonSecurityLogEnsure this data connector is enabled
DnsEventsEnsure this data connector is enabled

References

False Positive Guidance

Here are specific false positive scenarios for the URLhaus: 32-bit Malicious URLs detection rule, tailored for an enterprise environment where legacy 32-bit applications and administrative workflows are common.

Original source: https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/