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BlackStink is a financially motivated cybercrime operation targeting financial institutions in Latin America. It is associated with malware campaigns that abuse malicious Google Chrome extensions masquerading as legitimate Google Docs functionality to take over active online banking sessions and initiate fraudulent transfers in real time. The operation has been described as using advanced WebInject-style techniques to manipulate banking workflows and evade traditional fraud-detection controls. Reported activity indicates a focus on session takeover and theft of funds rather than ransomware or destructive effects.
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