New Malware Toolkit Redirects Victims to Malicious Sites Without Changing the URL

Gbhackers •Mayura Kathir • January 26, 2026

A dangerous new malware toolkit is being sold on Russian cybercrime forums that can redirect victims to fake websites while keeping the real domain name visible in their browser’s address bar. The toolkit, called Stanley, costs between $2,000 and $6,000 and comes with a guarantee that it will pass Google’s Chrome Web Store review process. […]

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Malware Toolkit 'Stanley' Redirects Users to Fake Sites While Keeping Legit URLs A new malware toolkit named Stanley has been discovered, allowing cybercriminals to redirect users to malicious websites while the legitimate URL remains visible in the browser's address bar. Sold on Russian cybercrime forums for $2,000 to $6,000, it includes features that guarantee it will pass Google’s Chrome Web Store review process. This sophisticated method poses significant risks to users by deceiving them into believing they are on safe sites. 2 sources 31

New Malware Toolkit Redirects Victims to Malicious Sites Without Changing the URL

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