Bleepingcomputer StealC Malware Spread via Malicious Blender 3D Model Files
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A Russian-linked campaign is distributing the StealC V2 infostealer malware through malicious Blender 3D model files uploaded to marketplaces like CGTrader. This malware exploits Blender's ability to execute Python scripts, particularly through the Auto Run feature, which can automatically load scripts when a model is opened. Users of the Blender software, especially those downloading free models, are at risk of infection.
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