Multiple Chrome and Edge extensions were linked to a malware framework that targeted crypto, browser data, and history, showing how trusted add-ons can become stealthy in-session threats.
GoCaracal pairs interactive post-compromise features with a blockchain-based lookup for a replacement command address, making takedown work harder for defenders.
A macOS infostealer built around rotating domains shows how stolen credentials, browser data, and SSH material can become a durable theft pipeline if defenders only chase one hostname at a time.
A campaign tied to ClawHavoc turns an AI extension ecosystem into a high-value theft path, with wallets, SSH keys, browser data, and AWS credentials in the crosshairs.
AmnesiaStealer is a Rust-built macOS infostealer that targets stored credentials and browser state, a combination that can turn stolen data into reusable access.
A new malware campaign uses SEO-poisoned cracked-software lures and an Ethereum smart contract to conceal its command server while stealing browser and account data.
A macOS-focused information stealer detected by MistEye is reported to collect wallet databases, Keychain material, browser data, and Apple Notes, then use those fragments for offline cryptocurrency theft attempts.
KuinaExtractor, a reported Rust-based infostealer also linked to the name k0to, highlights a familiar but dangerous pattern: steal the browser state, and you may steal the session.
ANY.RUN has added in-browser data inspection to its Interactive Sandbox, a move that targets the runtime tricks behind redirect-heavy phishing pages and post-load DOM changes.
A newly surfaced stealer shows how credential theft is being sold as a subscription business, with a web panel, a builder, and Cloudflare-fronted infrastructure.
A reported macOS stealer called Reaper pairs fake app download pages with a ClickFix-style script launch, putting browser data and crypto wallets in the crosshairs.
VoidStealer is a reminder that browser hardening can still be undercut when malware waits for secrets to appear in memory, where encryption no longer helps.