Unnikrishnan says that the team has not attributed this malware to any particular group so far. The CloudSEK Threat Intel coined the unique specimen as 'Inno Stealer,'" Anandeshwar Unnikrishnan, a senior threat researcher at CloudSEK tells Information Security Media Group. Based on the analysis, the malware shows the behavior of a custom-made info stealer which doesn't resemble any commodity stealers. "CloudSEK discovered a unique malware specimen disguised as a Win 11 update as part of our campaign tracking activity. Researchers at the India-based cybersecurity company said they noticed a malicious actor had registered the domain "windows11-upgrade11com," which they then used to spread malware by tricking users into downloading and running a fake installer. See Also: Live Webinar | The Great Crypto Migration: Best Agency Practices for Mitigating Risk Malicious domain spreading malware (Source: CloudSEK)Ī multistage information stealer malware is targeting Windows users and stealing their data from browsers and crypto wallets using fake domains masquerading as a Windows 11 upgrade, according to CloudSEK researchers.
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