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Dolphin X malware uses AI to rank victims for cybercriminals

Feeds.4Sysops •IT News • July 22, 2026

The newly discovered Dolphin X malware functions as both an information-stealer and a remote-access trojan, targeting over 300 applications on Windows systems. A standout feature of this tool is its integrated AI profiler, which analyzes victim data to rank targets based on their potential financial value. By providing attackers with daily summaries of high-value hosts, the malware enables threat actors to prioritize their efforts for maximum impact. Source

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Dolphin X Malware Uses AI to Steal Data from 300+ Windows Applications Dolphin X, a newly discovered Windows information-stealer and remote access trojan (RAT), targets over 300 applications to extract sensitive data, including cryptocurrency wallets and enterprise credentials. The malware features an AI profiler that ranks infected users based on their potential value to cybercriminals, allowing attackers to prioritize targets effectively. Researchers at Varonis Threat Labs identified the malware for sale on a cybercrime forum, where it has gained significant attention with over 3,000 views and confirmed sales. The AI profiler scores victims based on their application usage and browsing history, providing attackers with daily summaries of high-value targets. While the malware currently operates only on Windows, the developer has indicated plans for a Debian version. The subscription cost for using Dolphin X is $80 per month, which includes various capabilities to evade detection. The malware's extensive targeting and advanced features raise concerns about its potential impact on organizations and individuals alike. 8 sources 67

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