This post refers to a potential download link for infostealer in YT video, for those who like malware testing.
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Is it infostealer as claimed in Reddit post?
Yeah, they don't care. If you turn off an ad blocker and disable personalized ads, you'd be surprised how many explicit ads you'd see. Ads that are clearly against Google's policy, yet they are allowed to stay on platform for unknown reason.
Yeah, they don't care. If you turn off an ad blocker and disable personalized ads, you'd be surprised how many explicit ads you'd see. Ads that are clearly against Google's policy, yet they are allowed to stay on platform for unknown reason.
As long as video does good, and they put ads on it, they are in the clear unfortunately.
Has been labeled as "infostealer"?
McAfee never names things this way.Has been labeled as "infostealer"?
I can see an additional file (bat file) in the screenshots submitted for Kaspersky and McAfee; has Cyberlock flagged it also?
I can see an additional file (bat file) in the screenshots submitted for Kaspersky and McAfee; has Cyberlock flagged it also?
I believe only Kaspersky and Eset do this.Has been labeled as "infostealer"?
And CyberlockI believe only Kaspersky and Eset do this.
Never used Cyberlock before, but it is great to see other products guve proper names to detections.And Cyberlock
Deep Instinct only labels it as Backdoor as it doesn't have a "Stealer" label as far as I know.
It's performing so well as a secondary line of defense since the new SiriusGPT release by @danbNever used Cyberlock before, but it is great to see other products guve proper names to detections.
Is it infostealer as claimed in Reddit post?
The bat file is the real challenge here; the exe is detected by all (except for the erratic Avira).
The bat file is the real challenge here; the exe is detected by all (except for the erratic Avira).


Unexpectedly, Quick Heal detected the bat file (with K and B), does it indicates it is not that bad?Here is part of the batch code (something that will gently disable or even crash browsers and Microsoft Defender....)
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FormBook installed - Blocked by MS Defender (He sees the original file, I had deliberately disabled it)
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