Tital Stealer

Titan Stealer is a cross-platform info stealer written in Golang. It steals sensitive data from infected systems, browser credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, FTP clients, and system info. Cross-platform means it can target multiple OS, Windows, Linux, and macOS. Titan Stealer is being distributed by threat actors through various channels, including Telegram where it’s being sold for cybercrime.

Key Insights

Written in Golang, Titan Stealer can run on multiple OS. Threat actors are using this to distribute the malware widely, often selling it through Telegram channels for cybercrime. This makes it easy for malicious actors to deploy it in different environments.

Data Exfiltration

Once deployed, Titan Stealer can extract a lot of information from the compromised system. It steals credential data from web browsers, usernames and passwords, cryptocurrency wallets, FTP client info, and system info. It can also capture screenshots and exfiltrate files from the infected machine, giving attackers full access to the victim’s sensitive data.

Command and Control

Titan Stealer communicates with its operators through command and control (C2) servers. Once data is collected, the stolen data is exfiltrated to these servers where attackers can access and exploit the data. C2 infrastructure allows remote control and management of the malware, so attackers can send commands and receive exfiltrated data.

Known Variants

As of now, there are no known variants of Titan Stealer. But since it’s modular and the source code is available to threat actors, we can expect customized versions to emerge in the future, targeting specific victims or with additional features.

Mitigation Strategies

Don’t download software or tools from unverified sources, especially Telegram or similar platforms.
Update your OS and apps regularly to patch vulnerabilities.
Use robust endpoint security to detect and block malicious activities.
Monitor your network to detect and respond to data exfiltration.

Targeted Industries or Sectors

Titan Stealer is not industry-specific but is being deployed widely to maximize the number of victims. Its ability to steal credentials and financial data makes it a threat to individuals and businesses who store sensitive data on devices.

Associated Threat Actors

No specific threat actors are linked to Titan Stealer. But it’s being promoted on Telegram and other cybercrime forums so it’s popular among opportunistic cybercriminals and smaller financially motivated groups.