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Vidar has spent years stealing the data people keep closest: saved passwords, browser cookies, wallet files and system details.
Summary
Now its operators have changed a less visible part of the malware, making the code harder for defenders to recognise before it runs.
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KazaSec's take
Stories like this are part of why proactive security testing exists — finding the gap before someone else does is always cheaper than responding after the fact.
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