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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lumma Stealer?
Lumma Stealer is a potent information-stealing malware available through a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) model. It's designed to steal a wide array of data from compromised systems. Since its emergence around August 2022, Lumma Stealer has been advertised on dark web forums and Telegram. Lumma Stealer primarily targets cryptocurrency wallets and two-factor authentication (2FA) browser extensions, but it also exfiltrates other sensitive information from infected machines. It obtains system data, installed program information, cookies, usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, connection history, and cryptocurrency wallet data. The malware scans compromised systems for files containing keywords like seed.txt, pass.txt, ledger.txt, and metamask.txt, targeting files that potentially contain sensitive information such as private keys, wallet addresses, and login credentials
What are the typical signs that a system has been compromised by Lumma Stealer?
Lumma Stealer is a dangerous type of malware that steals your personal information, like passwords, credit card details, and cryptocurrency wallet data. Be suspicious of any unusual network activity, which may be the malware sending your information to criminals. Be alert to strange scripts running on your computer, especially if you didn't initiate them, it could be a sign of infection. Keep an eye out for new, unfamiliar files on your computer, especially in temporary folders. Be wary of websites that ask you to copy and paste scripts into your computer's Run window for "human verification," as this is a common trick used to install malware. Be careful about downloading files, especially if they come from unfamiliar sources. If you notice any of these signs, it's crucial to take immediate action. Run a full scan with a reputable antivirus program, change your passwords, and monitor your bank accounts for any suspicious activity. If Lumma Stealer successfully steals your data, it can lead to identity theft and financial loss. Taking quick action to detect and remove the malware is crucial to preventing further damage.
What have I to do if my pc is infected with Lumma Stealer?
If you suspect your computer is infected with Lumma Stealer, act quickly. Start by running a comprehensive malware scan using a reputable antivirus program. You can also use the Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) to target and remove prevalent malicious software. Refer to a cyber security expert for more details and to carry out further operations.
Where does the information this site uses come from?
The information this site uses comes from open channels and freely accessible resources. For this reason, specific visibility on Lumma must be considered at least incomplete and any negative report must not be considered as a certainty of the absence of infections.
Does this site save information about searches performed?
No. This site does not save any information relating to searches performed by users.
How this site uses my email?
This site, after validating the requesting user, processes the email that the he/she voluntarily decides to verify by performing a rough search on open databases (basically by deep/dark web and Telegram scraping) related to Lumma in order to verify if such email is can be found in them. To comply with the laws and regulations of the Country in which this service operates, no data is collected before the user consents to this search. For this reason, the results of this service are not provided immediately and it takes several hours to complete the process. All user data are totally removed after the process is complete.
Is there a history of all Lumma data?
No! Data prior to December 2024 is not processed.
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