Mystic Stealer Can Attack Browsers, Extensions and Crypto Apps
A newly discovered software called Mystic Stealer has emerged as a threat to users, capable of targeting a wide range of browsers and browser extensions. This malware is compatible with all versions of Windows, including XP to 11, and supports both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems.
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Mystic Stealer operates in memory to evade detection from antivirus software and leaves minimal traces on infected systems.
According to SlowMist’s Director of Information Security, the software can attack 40 different browsers, 70 browser extensions, and various electronic wallets, including popular ones like MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Binance, Rabby Wallet, OKX Wallet, and OneKey.
Additionally, Mystic Stealer targets MFA, password manager apps, browser extensions, as well as Steam and Telegram logins.
A Telegram channel called Mystic Stealer News is maintained by the project, serving as a platform for sharing development updates, discussing feature requests, and engaging in related discussions. According to reports, the creator of this malware actively seeks feedback from experienced members of the underground hacking community and openly encourages them to share suggestions for enhancing Mystic.
The software has been actively developed, with version 1.2 released in May following the initial release of version 1.0 in April.
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