All things infostealers. Week 35, 2025


A brief look at all things infostealers for the week 35, 2025 (25.08.2025–31.08.2025). An update from AURA Stealer. Grabbed some numbers from marketplaces and some interesting news/articles.

Note: All the screenshots are taken from the XSS forum, unless otherwise stated.

Note: The update posts are copy-pasted as is (and machine-translated with DeepL.com if post wasn’t available in English, possibly with some minor edits by me).

Infostealer Updates

AURA Stealer

Major update

Wallets and 2FA have been added to the collection configuration:
Sticky Password Manager, Bitdefender SecurePass, ExpressVPN Password Manager, HaHa Wallet, Pelagus Wallet,Suku Wallet, Bitlight Wallet, Mango Wallet, OP Wallet, QSafe, Kalp Wallet, Wander Wallet, Mavryk Wallet, Naoris Protocol Wallet, eckoWALLET, AGNT Connect, Cosmostation Wallet, Wizz Wallet, Atomic Wallet, Crossmark Wallet, ION Wallet, HOT Wallet, Electrum-G.

Panel update:

  • Added “Filters” page (Markers / Domain Detect):
  • When creating a filter, you can specify the name, filter type (Cookies + Credits / Cookies / Credits), and a comma-separated list of domains to detect.
  • Added filters will be displayed in the log if a match was found for the filter domains.
  • The DomainDetect.txt file with the found filters is placed in the log archive.
  • It is now possible to search logs by created filters.
  • The standard message template in TG has been expanded. Now the message displays filters if the required domains were found.
  • In the basic tariff, you can create up to 20 filters, in the advanced tariff, the number of filters is unlimited.
  • Added “show duplicates” filtering for quick search and deletion of duplicates.

Build updated:
Changed how WinAPI works:

  • Now WinAPI are obtained by hash. Strings with function names are not used.
  • In places where WinAPI is called, their hashes are encrypted, so it is not possible to link the places where APIs are obtained and used by constants.
  • WinAPI hashes are generated at compile time and are different for each build.
  • Now the chain of connection and WinAPI calls in hash tables is as follows: Encrypted hash => PAGE_GUARD address => Real WinAPI address.
  • During the initialization phase, two hash tables are created, the first: [key: API hash => value: PAGE_GUARD address], the second: [key: PAGE_GUARD address => value: encrypted WinAPI address].
  • When WinAPI is called, its hash is decrypted and found in the first table. A call is made to the corresponding PAGE_GUARD address. VEH intercepts the exception and finds the encrypted address in the second hash table by the PAGE_GUARD address, decrypts the WinAPI address, performs an eip substitution, and the function is called.

WinAPI hidden in places where it was overlooked.

The grabber has been reworked from std::filesystem::recursive_directory_iterator to a self-written analogue, but working on NtApi.
Now the grabber:

  • Works faster
  • Consumes less memory
  • Is more stealthy


Marketplace Updates

This section provides some numbers taken from the marketplaces, which include numbers of victims based on stealers, top 5 countries, the victim numbers in the countries of the Nordic region. In addition, see the CryptPad spreadsheet for all more broad numbers.

Marketplace Updates Spreadsheet

Russian Market

Stealers by number of victims
Stealer nameNumber of victims
Lumma6,890,010
Vidar516,524
RisePro145,563
StealC732,215
RedLine192,203
Acreed439,577
Racoon5,095
Rhadamanthys101,471
Top 5 countries by number of victims
CountryNumber of victims
India1,043,228
Brazil662,163
Indonesia513,188
Egypt445,579
Pakistan385,134
Nordic region countries
CountryNumber of victims
Sweden17,874
Denmark9,728
Norway7,877
Finland6,319
Iceland917
Greenland137
Faroe90
Åland21

Exodus Market

Stealers by number of victims
Stealer nameNumber of victims
Lumma475,365
Rhadamanthys107,783
RedLine35,139
StealC26,716
Vidar11,648
Top 5 countries by number of victims
CountryNumber of victims
India71,765
Brazil50,469
Indonesia37,176
USA29,027
Philippines24,793
Nordic region countries
CountryNumber of victims
Sweden1,915
Denmark1,052
Norway825
Finland612
Iceland85

Articles/News

TamperedChef infostealer delivered through fraudulent PDF Editor

  • https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/tamperedchef-infostealer-delivered-through-fraudulent-pdf-editor/

Unveiling a python stealer – INF0S3C STEALER

  • https://www.cyfirma.com/research/unveiling-a-python-stealer-inf0s3c-stealer/