Lumma Stealer’s Rise: Cybercriminals’ New Favorite Tool in 2024’s Malware Mayhem
Cybercriminals are swooning over Lumma Stealer malware, with ESET reporting a whopping 369% detection surge in 2024. This infostealer is the belle of the ball, targeting 2FA browser extensions and cryptocurrency wallets. As RedLine Stealer bites the dust, expect Lumma Stealer and other threats to step into the spotlight.
Hot Take:
Looks like the cybercriminals have been hitting the gym because their malware muscles are growing stronger than ever! With a 369% surge in Lumma Stealer detections, it seems cybercrime is the new workout craze—except instead of a six-pack, criminals are flexing stolen credentials and cryptocurrency wallets. Who knew malware could be the next big thing in fitness?
Key Points:
- Lumma Stealer detections surged by 369% in the second half of 2024.
- The infostealer targets 2FA browser extensions, user credentials, and cryptocurrency wallets.
- Formbook has taken over from Agent Tesla as the top infostealer.
- RedLine Stealer’s takedown is expected to lead to a rise in other MaaS threats.
- RansomHub ransomware is gaining dominance post-LockBit takedown.
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