How to avoid Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge malware attack It works by targeting the database file where the account and password information is stored. It first appeared in March 2020, on the Russian dark web when the Covid-19 pandemic began to spread. This means it's hard to trace the incident back to a specific group. Redline Stealer is pretty cheap and can be bought from ill-reputed areas of the internet for as little as $150. Talking about the malware AhnLab said that even though the account credentials stored in browsers is very convenient, there is a risk of leakage of account credentials if malware is present. This scary part is that this malware has the ability to get into the computer or laptop even if it has an antivirus software installed in it. Hackers then used the data to keep an spy on the private business data there. The malware reportedly steals sensitive account details and passwords from various sites including information to access the company's VPN.
They were not aware that it was infected with a piece of information stealing malware called Redline Stealer. The employees in this company were doing their job on a device shared with others they live with. So, who is the culprit? How RedLine Stealers stole login details and passwords According to security experts AhnLab, an employee working remotely reportedly fell victim as they used a VPN to access their company's network.
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