Lumma Stealer Exploits Browser Fingerprinting for Data Theft
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Lumma Stealer employs browser fingerprinting techniques to gather sensitive data and facilitate covert communications with its command and control (C&C) servers. This malware targets users by leveraging unique browser attributes to avoid detection and enhance its data collection capabilities.
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