PupkinStealer is a .NET-based information stealer. The provided content references it in malware reporting and newsletters published by Security Affairs on May 18, 2025, including an item titled "PupkinStealer: A .NET-Based Info-Stealer." Beyond identifying it as an infostealer implemented in .NET, the available content does not provide further high-confidence details on its capabilities, infection vectors, associated threat actors, targeted systems or industries, or indicators of compromise.
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A .NET-based information stealer (infostealer).
A .NET-based information stealer referenced as PupkinStealer.
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