Socprime Pulsar RAT: Multi-Stage Windows Malware Campaign Exploits Discord and Telegram
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A multi-stage Windows malware campaign involving the Pulsar RAT has been reported, utilizing a concealed batch script, PowerShell loader, and Donut-generated shellcode for stealthy operations. The malware targets sensitive data through credential theft, webcam/audio capture, and clipboard monitoring, with exfiltration conducted via Discord webhooks and Telegram bots. Affected systems maintain persistence through various techniques, including scheduled tasks and Run key entries.
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2026-02-02
Point Wild discloses Pulsar RAT campaign
2026-02-03
Socprime reports on Donut shellcode and RAT
2026-02-09
Socprime details multi-stage malware chain
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