Windows-Based Malware that Steals Sensitive Data Newly Uncovered

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Windows-Based Malware that Steals Sensitive Data Newly Uncovered

A previously undocumented Windows-based information stealer called ThirdEye has been discovered in the wild.

It uses the string 3rd_eye to beacon its presence to the C2 server.

The arrival vector for the malware is presently unknown, although the nature of the lure points to it being used in a phishing campaign.

The very first ThirdEye sample was uploaded to VirusTotal on April 4, 2023.

A notable trait of the malwareis that it uses the .

This addition of SeroXen and BatCloak to the malware arsenal of malicious actors highlights the evolution of FUD obfuscators with a low barrier to entry.

Malicious actors may be adding new types of obfuscators to their arsenals as they discover new ways to gain access to infected hosts.

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