Flashpoint just published a blog about AgeoStealer. Which is an Infostealer.
Infostealers have proven to be a gold mine for threat actors, responsible for stealing 75%—or 2.1 billion—of 2024’s 3.2 billion total credentials, fueling a constant cycle of account takeover attacks, ransomware, and high-profile data breaches. In our 2025 Global Threat Intelligence Report, we detailed their meteoric rise as a primary threat vector, with our analysts tracking over 24 unique stealer strains—such as RedLine, RisePro, and Lumma Stealer—being listed for sale on illicit marketplaces. Now, organizations will need to add AgeoStealer to their watch list as cybercriminals exploit the immense popularity of gaming.
You can read about this infostealer here: : https://flashpoint.io/blog/ageostealer-how-social-engineering-targets-gamers/.
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Gamers beware: Flashpoint Research Team Issues Blog Detailing The AgeoStealer Infostealer
Flashpoint just published a blog about AgeoStealer. Which is an Infostealer.
Infostealers have proven to be a gold mine for threat actors, responsible for stealing 75%—or 2.1 billion—of 2024’s 3.2 billion total credentials, fueling a constant cycle of account takeover attacks, ransomware, and high-profile data breaches. In our 2025 Global Threat Intelligence Report, we detailed their meteoric rise as a primary threat vector, with our analysts tracking over 24 unique stealer strains—such as RedLine, RisePro, and Lumma Stealer—being listed for sale on illicit marketplaces. Now, organizations will need to add AgeoStealer to their watch list as cybercriminals exploit the immense popularity of gaming.
You can read about this infostealer here: : https://flashpoint.io/blog/ageostealer-how-social-engineering-targets-gamers/.
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