Cyber security

BrowserStealer (Chrome / Firefox / Microsoft Edge)- Unveiling Password And Data Theft In Browsers

A comprehensive exploration of a powerful software tool designed to extract passwords, cookies, history, and bookmarks from popular web browsers.

In this article, we delve into the inner workings of this tool, examining its capabilities, supported browsers, and additional features.

Learn how BrowserStealer operates, its potential implications, and the importance of responsible usage.

Chrome – All Chromium Based And Firefox – All Gecko Based

Simple password/cookies/history/bookmarks stealer/dumper for chrome all version (includes 80+), microsoft edge browser,includes all chromium based browsers, and all gecko based browser (firefox etc.).

  • It’s can find firefox from non standart location.
  • All WinApi calls has import table obfucation.
  • Support Chromium based Browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and etc.)
  • Support Gecko based browsers (Firefox and etc.) (warning: if browser x64 you need use x64 build)
  • Hidden import table (hidden – shell32, functions from kernel32, bcrypt and etc.)
  • Small size
  • Full actions based on hidden winapi calls
  • No dependencies (almost all code is c or mix c++ with minimal using)
  • Added static linking for no dependencies.

Rule Of Using

Software provides AS IS. Author not answer for any illigal using software.

Small Proof Of Concept

Support Dump Info For List Browsers:

Browser NamePasswordsCookiesHistoryBookmarks
1Chrome
2Microsoft Edge
3Chromium
4Brave – Browser
5Epic Privacy Browser
6Amigo
7Vivaldi
8Orbitum
9Atom
10Kometa
11Comodo Dragon
12Torch
13Slimjet
14360Browser
15Maxthon3
16K – Melon
17Sputnik
18Nichrome
19CocCoc Browser
20Uran
21Chromodo
22Yandex(old)
23Firefox
24Waterfox
25Cyberfox
26K – Meleon
27Thunderbird
28IceDragon
29BlackHaw
30Pale Moon
Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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