Primarily delivered via phishing emails, malvertising, or compromised websites, often masquerading as a legitimate document, software patch, or utility tool [1].
Data from browser extension wallets (e.g., MetaMask, Phantom) and desktop wallets. stealer3.zip
Saved usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, and browsing history from Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, etc. Primarily delivered via phishing emails
the machine from the internet to stop data exfiltration. or compromised websites
The user downloads and extracts "stealer3.zip," releasing the malicious payload (commonly an .exe , .scr , or disguised .lnk file). 2. Execution and Persistence
Once active, the malware searches for, collects, and exfiltrates the following: