In some automated analysis reports, such as those found on , the number "3680" may appear as a Process ID (PID) or a timestamp marker during the execution of a malicious file disguised as a video.
: Malware often uses a double extension (e.g., Video.mp4.exe or Video.mp4.msi ) to trick users. 3680mp4
Run the file through a reputable scanner like or a sandbox like Hybrid Analysis to verify its safety. In some automated analysis reports, such as those
⚠️ If you have encountered a file named 3680.mp4 or a file that links to this term, do not open it . ⚠️ If you have encountered a file named 3680
: An attacker can use a specially crafted MP4 file to trigger an infinite loop , cause a worker process crash, or disclose worker process memory.
: When executed, these files may drop additional payloads, communicate with C2 (Command and Control) servers, or check for virtualization/debugging environments to evade detection. Safety Warning
: This was patched in versions 1.15.6 and 1.14.1 . Details on the patch are available through the Red Hat Bugzilla . Malware Sandbox Observation