This release consists of the following:
- Support for Waltuhium-based malware:
- BbyStealer Grabber
- Example: d98b205cc114071e549f5977fc3451fd
- DT190 Grabber
- Example: 36a9fcc38905c1dcd2dc37539b89e185
- Exela Stealer
- Example: 0fc096d40ccff491756a407202504700
- Hostah Stealer
- Example: a7df86aced69ad9c7dec1587b13caae9
- Infinity Grabber
- Example: 14ce6cea4cf31478ee5b3cb123fe10a7
- K0nata Stealer
- Example: 4c569e24c452754043ba997d1114fd88
- Midnight Grabber
- Example: 9d4fd2f82c51db4637c6fd3cc5d94293
- Mylia Stealer
- Example: 700a5d4f3fe245fd17f2859604493a92
- BbyStealer Grabber
- Cocorico Stealer, which may have been renamed to/from Eclipse Stealer based upon the CONTRIBUTING.md file
- Example: 9325b8b4ca4b7359bd794df136d534ff
- ElizaRAT malware
- Rummage obfuscated variant of Strela Stealer
- Windows variant of HellDown ransomware
- Banshee Stealer
- Telegram variant of Stealerium, which was added in v3.6.3
- bt Grabber, which may be based upon Stealerium
- Example: 1edc0f538c33ee0a9d80b51cfe1bb6e6
- Cerbfyne Stealer
- Courbour Binder
- Identified during research into Cerbfyne Stealer, Courbour Binder is a GoLang compiled binary which drops plaintext components (including a decoy application) to disk
- Example: 28bb9240ba67a0d7e4da03e70437c4da
- Astoflo Loader
- AzzaSec ransomware, including derivative works CyberVolk, DxxAlien, and Invisible
- HexaLocker ransomware
- ZLoader v2.9.4.0
- Parano and CyberVolk variants of CStealer