8 articles tagged with "Malware As A Service"
Malware-as-a-service infostealer spreads through malicious Minecraft mods promoted on YouTube. Steals browser credentials, crypto wallets, and Discord tokens.
Iranian APT MuddyWater adopts Russian TAG-150 malware-as-a-service platform to deploy ChainShell RAT against Israeli targets. C2 addresses resolved via Ethereum smart contracts evade takedowns.
Kaspersky exposes CrystalX RAT, a new malware-as-a-service combining stealer, RAT, and prankware. It rotates screens, swaps mouse buttons, and drains crypto via clipboard hijacking.
Russian-linked AuraStealer infostealer operates 48 C2 domains, steals crypto wallets and 2FA tokens, and spreads through fake software activation videos on TikTok.
Russian-speaking developers behind AuraStealer infostealer scale infrastructure to 48 command-and-control domains, targeting 110+ browsers and 250+ extensions.
New botnet loader stores encrypted commands in smart contracts on Polygon, making traditional infrastructure takedowns ineffective. Operating costs are under $1 for 100+ commands.
Russian-developed infostealer now production-ready after December 16 release, targets browser credentials, crypto wallets, and messaging apps for $175/month.
New $150/month malware platform allows attackers to create weaponized versions of legitimate Android apps while maintaining full functionality.