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BrowserSnatch is an open-source browser stealer. The provided content states that Olymp Loader included an early browser-stealer module based on BrowserSnatch’s open-source code, and that BrSteal is also based on BrowserSnatch. Based on the available information, its confirmed role is theft of browser data. It is associated in the content as source code reused by other malware families rather than as a standalone campaign. No specific infection vector, targeted industries, operating system scope, threat actor attribution, or indicators of compromise for BrowserSnatch itself are provided in the content.
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Open-source stealer codebase used as the basis for Olymp Loader’s browser-stealing module.
Open-source C++ browser stealer referenced as the codebase BrSteal is derived from/extended.
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