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🔗 DarkWebInformer.com - Cyber Threat Intelligence
📅 Date: 2025-02-14 15:20:19
🚨 Title: Alleged Sale of Chromium Extension and Loader
🛡️ Victim Country: Not specified
🏭 Victim Industry: Not specified
🏢 Victim Organization: Not specified
🌐 Victim Site: Not specified
📜 Category: Malware
🔗 Claim: https://xss.is/threads/132727/
🕵️♂️ Threat Actor: odayman
🌍 Network: OpenWeb
What Happened?
A cybercriminal operating under the alias odayman is allegedly selling source code for a Windows loader and a Chromium-based extension designed for system infiltration and browser control. The malware consists of a loader that installs itself, communicates with a C2 server, and executes remote commands. The extension integrates with Chromium browsers to track user activity and display device data.
The Details
- Windows Loader Capabilities:
- Automatic installation and persistent execution
- Adds itself to autorun programs
- Executes arbitrary files from a remote server
- Supports command execution, self-deletion, and system cleanup
- Restarts processes and fetches new versions of the extension
- Chromium Extension Functions:
- Monitors and logs browser activity
- Displays and transmits device information to a C2 server
WhiteIntel.io Data Leak Information
(No victim site disclosed)
Why This Matters?
- Potential for Widespread Malware Deployment – The loader’s ability to execute arbitrary files poses a risk for widespread infections.
- Privacy and Data Theft Risks – Browser extensions can track user activity, steal credentials, and exfiltrate sensitive data.
- Malware Evolution & Persistence – The malware supports self-updating mechanisms, making it adaptable and difficult to remove.
- Security & Compliance Threats – Organizations using Chromium-based browsers may be exposed to unauthorized access and compliance violations.
What Should Be Done?
- Monitor for unauthorized browser extensions and enforce security policies.
- Implement endpoint protection to detect and block unauthorized loaders.
- Regularly audit startup programs and scheduled tasks for persistence mechanisms.
- Restrict arbitrary file execution from unverified sources.
- Educate users on the risks of installing unknown browser extensions.
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