Microsoft says Lumma Password Stealer Malware has been found 394,000 PCS

Microsoft and their law enforcement Declare End of the Luomma Court, abundant, prolific production Malicious information programs The process was found on more than 394,000 PCS Windows worldwide, most of them in Brazil, Europe and the United States.

The technology giant has taken a civil lawsuit to request from a federal court to seize 2,300 fields that served as a network of harmful programs Leadership and control Service. The Ministry of Justice also He seized five areas Used to operate the infrastructure for what.

It can be the theft of the Lumma password I found in dodging games Or cracked applications downloaded from the Internet. Once the injury, malware steals login records, passwords, credit cards, and coded currency portfolios from the victim’s computer, which are sold to other Internet criminals. Lumma also acts as a rear power for amusers who want to drop additional harmful programs, such as Ransomware.

The malware to steal the password such as Lumma has been linked to electronic attacks used to steal huge amounts of data from technology companies, such as PowerSchool and Snowfall.