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Crypto Theft Hides In Plain Sight Inside Popular Game Mods—Kaspersky

Kaspersky warns of a new infostealer malware called "Stealka" distributed through fake video game mods and cracked software, primarily targeting Windows users. Disguised as cheats or utility cracks for popular titles like Roblox or Microsoft Visio, the malware is hosted on platforms like GitHub and Google Sites to appear legitimate. Once executed, Stealka steals browser data, saved passwords, and cryptocurrency wallet information—targeting over 115 browser extensions including MetaMask, Binance Wallet, and Coinbase. It collects private keys, seed phrases, and autofill data, enabling account takeovers and further malicious spread. Detected initially in Russia, Turkey, Brazil, Germany, and India, the malware is sometimes bundled with cryptomining code. Users are advised to avoid unofficial software, use antivirus tools, enable two-factor authentication, and verify file checksums before installation.

bitcoinist12/23 01:02

Crypto Theft Hides In Plain Sight Inside Popular Game Mods—Kaspersky

bitcoinist12/23 01:02

Video game mods are spreading new ‘Stealka’ crypto infostealer: Kaspersky

A new malware called "Stealka" is targeting cryptocurrency wallets and browser extensions by disguising itself as video game cheats, mods, and software cracks, according to Kaspersky. The infostealer, discovered in November, is distributed through legitimate platforms like GitHub and Google Sites, and sometimes via fake professional-looking websites. It primarily targets Chromium and Gecko-based browsers—including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge—and steals autofill data, login credentials, and payment details. It also specifically targets 115 browser extensions related to crypto wallets, 2FA services, and password managers, including Binance, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Coinbase. Kaspersky advises using reliable antivirus software, avoiding pirated software and unofficial mods, and refraining from storing passwords in browsers.

cointelegraph12/22 03:58

Video game mods are spreading new ‘Stealka’ crypto infostealer: Kaspersky

cointelegraph12/22 03:58

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