Access Gained to StealC Malware Command-and-Control Infrastructure
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Security researchers exploited vulnerabilities in the StealC malware infrastructure, gaining access to operator control panels. This breach exposed a threat actor's identity through their own stolen session cookies, revealing critical security failures in operations centered around credential theft.
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