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BlueLoader

BlueLoader is malware described in the provided reporting as a botnet offering within the broader "Pure*" malware ecosystem associated with the seller/developer name "PureCoder." In the cited Cyble CRIL reporting on a December 14, 2022 spam campaign delivering the PureLogs information stealer and attributed to the threat actor "Alibaba2044," BlueLoader is not the primary payload in that campaign but is referenced as another tool advertised by the same seller. According to the developers, BlueLoader can manage a large number of bots, automatically restart for persistence, launch DDoS attacks, and kill competing bots. A separate mention context also lists BlueLoader alongside PureMiner and PureClipper in late-2025 RAT pivot research. The provided content does not supply a specific infection chain, platform scope, victimology, or indicators of compromise uniquely tied to BlueLoader itself beyond these advertised capabilities and ecosystem associations.

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PureCoder

According to the developers, the BlueLoader botnet can manage a sizable quantity of bots, start up again automatically, launch DDoS attacks, and also possess a bot-eliminating capability.

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T1059.006PythonEvidence1
TacticExecution

TTP MITRE Technique Description Python-Based Infostealer Payload T1059.006 – Command and Scripting Interpreter: Python Core PXA Stealer signature across all known campaigns

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