CyberArk Exposes StealC Malware Control Panel Vulnerabilities
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CyberArk researchers exploited vulnerabilities in the StealC malware control panel, revealing the identity of the attacker known as 'YouTubeTA.' This breach led to the exposure of 390,000 stolen passwords and 30 million other data points, providing insights into the operations of the infostealer malware.
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