Gbhackers LTX Stealer: New Node.js Malware Targets User Credentials
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A new malware strain named 'LTX Stealer' has emerged, utilizing a Node.js-based architecture to target Windows systems. This malware is designed to exfiltrate sensitive user information, including login credentials, browser cookies, and cryptocurrency wallet data. It first surfaced in early 2026 and represents a significant addition to the cyber threat landscape.
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2026-01-01
LTX Stealer first surfaced in the cyber threat landscape
2026-02-09
GBHackers and Cybersecuritynews report on LTX Stealer
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