Gremlin Stealer: The Malware Menace Gobbling Up Your Data with Glee!

Gremlin Stealer, an infostealer written in C#, is on a mission to collect everything but your high school diary. From browser cookies to crypto wallets, it even scoops up Steam and Discord data. It stores your secrets in plain text before zipping them up and shipping them off to its server, because privacy is so last year.

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Hot Take:

Gremlin Stealer is like a digital vacuum cleaner on steroids, sucking up your personal data faster than Cookie Monster devours cookies, and then nonchalantly uploading it to a server that’s more crowded than a Black Friday sale!

Key Points:

  • Gremlin Stealer is an infostealer targeting Windows devices, written in C#.
  • This malware can bypass Chrome cookie V20 protection and doesn’t require internet downloads for its build process.
  • It collects data from multiple sources including browsers, clipboards, crypto wallets, and even gaming platforms like Steam.
  • Once collected, data is stored in plain text files, zipped, and sent to a web server.
  • Stolen data is shared using a Telegram bot with a hard-coded API key.

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