Lucid Stealer Malware Targets 18 Browsers and Crypto Wallets
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- •Lucid Stealer targets 18 browsers and crypto wallets, posing a significant threat.
- •The malware is distributed via Telegram, packaged as a legitimate Node.js application.
- •It can take full control of infected machines, indicating advanced capabilities.
A new variant of the Lucid Stealer malware has been identified, capable of targeting 18 different browsers, cryptocurrency wallets, and Discord tokens. This malware, which functions as both an information stealer and a remote access Trojan (RAT), is distributed through Telegram-linked underground channels. Unlike typical malware, it is packaged as a legitimate Node.js Single Executable Application (SEA), making detection challenging. Cybersecurity experts warn that it can gain full control over infected machines, significantly increasing the risk of data theft. The malware's capabilities extend beyond simple credential theft, indicating a sophisticated threat landscape. Current reports suggest that the malware is actively being disseminated, raising alarms among security professionals. Organizations using affected browsers and wallets are advised to enhance their security measures.
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