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What you need to know A piece of malware known as Panda Stealer is being used to steal cryptocurrency. Panda Stealer can spread through emails and malicious Discord links. It can be used to steal Dash, Bytecoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum. A new piece of malware dubbed Panda Stealer is spreading its way across the web. Panda Stealer can be utilized to steal cryptocurrency, including Dash, Bytecoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum. First reported on by Trend Micro, the Panda Stealer malware spread around the web through spam emails. Two infection chains have been identified. One chain contains an XLSM atta...

Get Permission Researchers at Trend Micro have uncovered a new cryptocurrency stealer variant that uses a fileless approach in its global spam email distribution campaign to evade detection. The gang behind the malware, dubbed "Panda Stealer," starts with emails that appear to be business quote requests to entice recipients to open malicious Excel files, Trend Micro says. Researchers found that the malware, a modification of Collector Stealer, has targeted victims in the United States, Australia, Japan and Germany. Infection Chains Trend Micro identified two infection chains. One uses an .XL...

Panda Stealer Targets Crypto Wallets A new information stealer is going after cryptocurrency wallets and credentials for applications including NordVPN, Telegram, Discord, and Steam. Panda Stealer uses spam emails and the same hard-to-detect fileless distribution method deployed by a recent Phobos ransomware campaign discovered by Morphisec. The attack campaign appears to be primarily targeting users in Australia, Germany, Japan, and the United States. Panda Stealer was discovered by Trend Micro at the start of April. Threat researchers have identified two infection chains being used b...

minute read Share this article: PandaStealer is delivered in rigged Excel files masquerading as business quotes, bent on stealing victims’ cryptocurrency and other info. Yet another new information stealer – Panda Stealer – is being spread through a worldwide spam campaign.  On Tuesday, Trend Micro researchers said that they first spotted the new stealer in April. The most recent wave of the spam campaign has had the biggest impact in Australia, Germany, Japan and the U.S. The spam emails are masquerading as business-quote requests to lure victims into clicking on booby-t...