Prynt Stealer Malware Sold on Hacking Forums
The Prynt Stealer Malware is being sold as a 'software product' on its official website, as well as via Telegram groups and hacking forums. The creators of this malware claim to be selling an unlimited number of copies, and any cybercriminal who is ready to pay a one-time fee can start using this dangerous information stealer. Unfortunately, malware-as-a-service is a growing trend, which allows cybercriminals all over the world to start operating their very own malware payloads.
The features of the Prynt Stealer Malware are quite extensive, potentially turning it into one of the more dangerous information stealers circulating online. Just like other malware of this type, its primary focus are Web browsers and cryptocurrency wallets. It will scan popular Web browsers on the infected system, and then steal data related to autofill forms, cookies, passwords, bookmarks, and payment data.
As for cryptocurrency wallets, it targets a wide range of wallet apps like Armory, Atomic, Electrum, Exodus, Jaxx, and others. Some of the extra information stealing capabilities it includes are the ability to steal VPN, Discord, and Telegram accounts.
The criminals claim that the Prynt Stealer Malware is easy to set up, making it a popular choice among novice cybercriminals. Last but not least, they claim that the threat is undetectable by antivirus engines, but we assure you that this is not true. If a reputable anti-malware tool is protecting your system, it will easily identify and eliminate the Prynt Stealer Malware. In addition to ensuring your system's protection, you should also minimize your odds of encountering dangerous files by remembering to stay away from suspicious websites and downloads.
