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Prynt Stealer Spotted In the Wild - A New Info Stealer Performing Clipper And Keylogger Activities

Prynt Stealer is a recently identified information-stealing malware campaign observed in the wild, primarily designed to perform clipper and keylogger activities. This malware targets user credentials and sensitive information by capturing keystrokes and manipulating clipboard data to intercept cryptocurrency wallet addresses or other copied sensitive data. The stealer leverages multiple MITRE ATT&CK techniques, including user execution (T1204), system and process discovery (T1497.001, T1057), account discovery (T1087), software discovery (T1518), and system service and location discovery (T1007, T1614). It also performs credential theft from password stores (T1555), steals web session cookies (T1539), and application access tokens (T1528), indicating a broad scope of data exfiltration. The malware captures screen content (T1113) and exfiltrates data over command and control (C2) channels and web services (T1041, T1567). Prynt Stealer’s infection vector relies on user execution, meaning it requires victims to run malicious files or scripts, often delivered via phishing or social engineering. Although no known exploits are currently reported in the wild, the malware’s capabilities to harvest credentials, session tokens, and clipboard data pose significant risks to confidentiality and integrity of user data. The campaign’s perpetual lifetime and moderate certainty level (50%) suggest ongoing monitoring is necessary. The absence of affected versions implies it targets general Windows environments rather than specific software vulnerabilities.

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[OSINT] No Honor Among Thieves - Prynt Stealer’s Backdoor Exposed

The Prynt Stealer is a type of malware categorized primarily as a backdoor, designed to covertly maintain unauthorized access to compromised systems. This malware belongs to a family of information stealers, which typically exfiltrate sensitive data such as credentials, financial information, or system details. The exposed backdoor component of Prynt Stealer indicates that beyond its initial data theft capabilities, it also allows attackers to remotely control infected machines, potentially enabling further malicious activities such as lateral movement, deployment of additional payloads, or persistent espionage. The threat was publicly disclosed through open-source intelligence (OSINT) channels, highlighting a lack of trust even among threat actors ('No Honor Among Thieves'), as the backdoor was exposed by other malicious actors or researchers. Although the malware does not have specific affected versions listed, it is associated with other similar stealer malware families like DarkEye and WorldWind, suggesting a shared or overlapping codebase or operational tactics. The technical details indicate a high threat level with moderate certainty (50%), but no known exploits in the wild have been reported, implying that while the backdoor capability is present, widespread exploitation or targeted campaigns have not been confirmed. The malware's classification as a backdoor emphasizes its potential for stealthy persistence and control, making it a significant threat to infected environments.

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