Lumma Stealer Malware Compromises 400,000 Computers
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Lumma Stealer, an infostealer malware, was found on nearly 400,000 computers, stealing personal credentials such as passwords, credit card numbers, and cryptocurrency wallet logins. A joint effort by Microsoft and law enforcement led to its shutdown, although the damage caused by Lumma has likely already occurred. The malware has been prevalent among cybercriminals for years.
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