New RevStealer malware spreads as fake Claude Opus 5 desktop app
RevStealer malware is being distributed through trojanized Electron applications, including a GitHub project masquerading as a free desktop version of Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5. The malware steals browser data, password-manager files, cryptocurrency wallets, credentials, and documents while using multiple techniques to reduce its footprint and evade analysis. Morphisec analyzed the campaign’s Electron loader and decrypted … The post New RevStealer malware spreads as fake Claude Opus 5 desktop app appeared first on CyberInsider.
RevStealer malware is being distributed through trojanized Electron applications, including a fake Claude Opus 5 desktop app, targeting Chromium and Firefox browser data, Windows Credential Manager, cryptocurrency wallets, password managers, VPN configurations, remote-access tools, messaging applications, game launchers, screenshots, clipboard contents, and selected documents.
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