A few things are notable here. First, Stealerium does not seem to discriminate when it comes to data theft. Whereas some stealers may target specific data types, focusing on browser form data or email data, for example, Stealerium has the capabilities to steal a larger variety of data types.
Second, the malware has a feature that focuses on pornography-related data. It’s able to detect adult content-related open browser tabs and takes a desktop screenshot as well as a webcam image capture. This is likely later used for “sextortion”. While this feature is not novel among cybercrime malware, it is not often observed. The following code shows how Stealerium first detects pornography-related (“NSFW”) content in open web browsers, then takes both a desktop and webcam...
The malware queries the victim’s open browser windows to check if any of the following strings appear in the titles of open web pages. These strings are configurable by the operator of the malware...
Not just empty threats, but possible real sextortion emails!
