Info Stealing
Titan Stealer is a cross-platform info stealer written in Go (Golang). It targets Windows, Linux, and macOS systems,and steals browser credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, FTP client details, and system information. Threat actors distribute Titan Stealer through underground forums and Telegram channels and customize it for specific campaigns.
Titan Stealer was first spotted in 2022 and quickly gained popularity for its versatility. Being cross-platform, it can run on multiple OSs, making it a valuable tool for cybercriminals to maximize their reach. The malware is modular, so attackers can customize it for specific targets, making it adaptable for various malicious campaigns.
Phishing Campaigns
The malware is spread through phishing campaigns, email attachments, and compromised websites. Once it infects a system, Titan Stealer steals sensitive information like login credentials, cryptocurrency wallet keys, and system details. The attackers then exfiltrate this data to command and control (C2) servers and use it to access accounts and steal money.
Availability and Impact
Security researchers have seen Titan Stealer being sold and marketed on underground forums and Telegram channels making it available to many threat actors. Its availability and customizability have made it spread fast in the cybercriminal world and is a threat to individuals and organizations alike.
Use advanced email filters to block phishing.
Monitor the network for unusual outbounds.
Educate users to report phishing.
Update and patch endpoints.