New Dolphin X Malware Uses AI Profiler to Rank High-Value Victims
Varonis Threat Labs has documented a new Windows infostealer and remote access trojan (RAT) called Dolphin X. The malware targets hundreds of applications and includes an “AI Profiler” designed to rank infected users, helping cybercriminals decide which victims deserve further attention.
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Researchers found Dolphin X advertised on a cybercrime forum by a vendor using the alias “Kontraktnik.” The seller promotes it as an all-in-one service that combines DDoS botnet, credential theft, remote computer control, and surveillance functions through a single operator panel.
AI Profiler Sorts Victims by Value
Once Dolphin X collects information from an infected computer, its profiler examines application use, browsing activity, and installed software. Operators then receive a daily summary containing risk scores and rankings for compromised machines.
For criminals managing thousands of infections, those rankings reduce the time spent reviewing stolen data manually. A computer used for cryptocurrency trading, software development or corporate administration...
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