Scworld SolyxImmortal: New Python-Based Infostealer Malware Emerges
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SolyxImmortal is a newly identified Python-based information-stealing malware linked to a Turkish-speaking threat actor. It targets Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers, employing legitimate APIs and third-party libraries for data theft, including credential harvesting and screen surveillance, with exfiltration via Discord webhooks.
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