Microsoft says Lumma password stealer malware found on 394,000 Windows PCs

There are Microsoft and law enforcement agencies declared Authorized a competent court by the Lumma Court Data-Theft Malware The operation was mainly found in Brazil, in Europe and more than 394,000 Windows PC in the world in Europe and the United States.

The Tech giant took civil measures to want to seize 2,300 domain serving as a malicious program network of the Federal Court Command and control Servers. Department of Justice five domains were seized used to manage lumma infrastructure.

Lumma may have password theft found in Dodgy Games or cracked applications loaded from the Internet. After being infected, the victim’s computer sold to other cyber criminals steals logins, passwords, credit cards and crypto. Lumma also plays the role of background for hackers who want to throw an extra malicious program, like ransomware.

Malware stealing passwords like lumma is associated with cyberatiks used to steal a large amount of information from technical companies PowerSchool and Avalanche.