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Info-Stealer Malware
Credential and session theft from browsers, wallets, and messaging apps.
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Threat Overview
Infostealers exfiltrate passwords, cookies, cryptocurrency wallets, and MFA session tokens—often sold on criminal marketplaces within hours of infection.
Attack Behavior
- Browser credential database extraction
- Discord and Telegram session theft
- Cryptocurrency wallet harvesting
Infection Methods
- Fake game cheats and cracks
- Malicious browser extensions
- Loader-delivered payloads
Symptoms & Indicators
- Account takeovers without phishing emails
- Missing crypto funds
- Friends reporting spam from your accounts
Immediate Mitigation
- Rotate all passwords from clean device
- Revoke OAuth sessions
- Move crypto to new wallets
Removal Guidance
- Remove malicious extensions
- Clear infected browser profiles
- Full system scan and quarantine
Prevention Methods
- Password manager with unique credentials
- Hardware MFA where supported
- Avoid cracked software
Telemetry Indicators
- Access to Login Data SQLite files
- Telegram tdata folder reads
- Large outbound ZIP to unknown IPs
Session cookie theft can bypass MFA until sessions expire. Rotate credentials and invalidate active sessions after infection.