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Version 2.6.1 • Windows • 2.3MB
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[20.03.2023] [01.46.50] Results.zip -

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1

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2

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3

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Files named with a timestamped format like " Results.zip" are characteristic of stealer logs, containing credentials, cookies, and system data harvested by info-stealing malware. These archives typically result from infections via malicious ads or cracked software and are sold on dark web marketplaces for activities like session hijacking. For more information on this type of threat, research common info-stealer malware behavior.

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