#Stealer
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Open-source tool to bypass windows and linux passwords from bootable usb
A large repository of malware samples with 2500+ malware samples & source codes for a variety of platforms by Cryptware Apps.
Next-Gen Stealer written in Go. Stealing from Discord, Chromium-Based & Firefox-Based Browsers, Crypto Wallets and more, from every user on every disk. (PoC. For educational purposes only)
Discord, Twitter, Instagram, Netflix cookies, token grabber and also password grabber. Grabbing from all web browsers !
CLI - Analyze WPA/WPA2 handshakes from FlipperZero's captured .pcaps to find out the WiFi Passwords.
LummaC2 extracted binaries by reversing & LummaC2 Stealer Analysis
Universal stealer malware logs parser. It retrieves all the compromised accounts and credit cards data from malware logs. Made for cyber security students and professionals.
UNFINISHED Botnet using a Go and Bootstrap Based C2, Support for Windows, Linux and Android Clients.
Advanced dynamic malware analysis tool.
A Simple Go program for Windows that will recover Google Chrome Logins
Windows stealer written in Rust, focused on minimal dependencies and maximum efficiency. It uses mostly direct Windows API calls, avoiding heavy external libraries to keep the binary lightweight, fast, and easier to maintain.
🟢Hacking Is Addicting🚬🟢
A collection of malwares found on the internet.
Limbo is a Python-based malware that collects sensitive data from a user's computer, such as passwords and system information. It is intended for educational purposes only and should only be used ethically
Fully undetected grabber (grabs wallets, passwords, cookies, modifies discord client etc.)
Advanced Keylogger / Info Grabber written in C++.
Python malware builder that steals saved passwords, cookies, creditcards, and much more!
Windows infostealer in Rust with polymorphic builds, Hell's Gate syscalls, and compile-time encryption. Educational use only.
This is a collection of stealers for educational purposes
reverse engineering random malwares