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Crazy Evil Traffers is a criminal cryptocurrency-theft operation that has been associated with malware campaigns involving Lumma Stealer. The group has been noted in connection with prior abuse of Microsoft's code-signing services, where malicious software was signed in ways that could make it appear more trustworthy to users and security controls. A direct operational link between Crazy Evil Traffers and the separate Fox Tempest malware-signing service has not been established. Based on currently available high-confidence information, Crazy Evil Traffers is best characterized as a financially motivated cybercriminal actor involved in crypto-focused theft activity and malware-enabled operations.
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