DotStealer 2.1
DotStealer 2.1 is a sophisticated Windows information-stealing malware (infostealer) designed to steal sensitive data from compromised computers. It targets browser credentials, cookies, cryptocurrency wallets, messaging applications, and other valuable user information. The malware operates quickly and discreetly while using anti-analysis and anti-detection techniques to evade security software, making it a significant threat to individuals, businesses, and enterprise environments.
Key Features
Steals saved usernames and passwords from popular web browsers.
Extracts browser cookies, browsing history, and autofill information.
Targets cryptocurrency wallets and browser wallet extensions.
Collects session data from messaging applications, including Telegram.
Searches for sensitive documents and configuration files.
Gathers detailed system information, including hardware and installed software.
Captures desktop screenshots during execution.
Includes anti-VM, anti-debugging, and anti-analysis techniques to reduce detection.
Automatically compresses and exfiltrates stolen data to attacker-controlled servers.
Lightweight and optimized for fast execution.
Supports modular updates and additional functionality.
Focuses on credential theft, account hijacking, and financial data collection.
DotStealer (2.1.1)
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