Securelist RenEngine Loader Malware Infects Over 400,000 Devices via Pirated Games
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In February 2026, researchers discovered a malware strain known as RenEngine Loader that has infected over 400,000 devices through pirated PC games. This malware, hidden in modified game installers for popular franchises like Assassin's Creed and FIFA, spreads the ACR Stealer and has been active since April 2025, primarily targeting users in India, the U.S., and Brazil.
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2025-04-01
RenEngine Loader attack campaign began
2026-02-07
Cyderes reports over 400,000 infections from RenEngine Loader
2026-02-10
GBHackers News details global impact of RenEngine Loader
2026-02-11
Howler Cell announces discovery of RenEngine malware
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