The footprints of Raccoon
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Introduction
In the summer of 2020, Group-IB specialists discovered a malware distribution campaign exploiting Telegram’s legitimate features. Analysis showed that the attackers used the technique to distribute Raccoon stealer, i.e. malware spread through the Malware-as-a-Service model on one of darknet forums. They, in particular, used Telegram channels in order to bypass blocking of active C&C servers.
Raccoon Stealer collects system information, account data, bank card data, and autofill form details from browsers (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, etc.). What’s more, Raccoon Stealer scans the infected device for information about valid crypto wallets. If successful, it gains access to configuration files.
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