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HeartSender is a phishing-focused cybercrime operation known for selling phishing kits, phishing templates, and other fraud-enabling tools, and for maintaining a marketplace for stolen credentials. Reporting also refers to the operation as "The Manipulaters." Pakistani authorities arrested 21 individuals allegedly linked to the group. The operation has been linked to more than $50 million in losses in the United States alone. Based on the provided content, HeartSender is associated with phishing and credential theft monetization infrastructure rather than a specific malware family. No technical malware capabilities, infection chain details, or indicators of compromise are provided in the source content.
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HeartSender is a phishing toolkit and fraud-enabling service used to facilitate phishing campaigns and online fraud.
Phishing group and toolkit provider responsible for large-scale credential theft and financial losses.
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