Microsoft discovers StilachiRAT malware for crypto theft
Microsoft has identified a new remote access trojan (RAT) called StilachiRAT. This malware uses advanced techniques to avoid detection and steal sensitive information, including cryptocurrency wallet data and browser credentials. StilachiRAT has not been widely distributed, and Microsoft has not linked it to any specific threat actor. The company has shared indicators of compromise and mitigation advice to help organizations protect against this threat. The RAT can monitor active sessions, impersonate users, and execute commands remotely. It also includes features to evade detection and hinder analysis. Microsoft recommends downloading software only from official sources and using security tools to block malicious content.