While the world celebrated Christmas, the cybercrime underworld feasted on a different kind of treat: the release of Meduza 2.2, a significantly upgraded password stealer poised to wreak havoc on unsuspecting victims.
Cybersecurity researchers at Resecurity uncovered the details of New Medusa Stealer malware.
Resecurity is a cybersecurity company specializing in endpoint protection, risk management, and cyber threat intelligence.
Translation:
Attention! The New Year’s Update
Before the New Year 2024, the Meduza team decided to please customers with an update. Under the Christmas tree, you can find great gifts such as significant improvements in user interface (panel), modal windows on loading, and expansion of data collection objects
Meduza 2.2 boasts a veritable buffet of enhancements, including:
These advancements position Meduza as a serious competitor to established players like Azorult and Redline Stealer.
Its flexible configuration, wide application coverage, and competitive pricing ($199 per month) make it an attractive option for cybercriminals of all skill levels.
The consequences of Meduza’s widespread adoption are grim.
To combat this growing threat, individuals and organizations must:
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