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Doenerium : Fully Undetected Grabber (Grabs Wallets, Passwords, Cookies, Modifies Discord Client Etc.)

Doenerium is a Fully Undetected Grabber (Grabs Wallets, Passwords, Cookies, Modifies Discord Client Etc.)

Features

Stealer

Discord Token

Discord Info – Username, Phone number, Email, Billing, Nitro Status & Backup Codes

Discord Friends with rare badges

Grabs crypto wallets –  Zcash  Armory  Bytecoin  Jaxx  Exodus  Ethereum  Electrum  AtomicWallet  Guarda  Coinomi

Browser (Chrome, Opera, Firefox, OperaGX, Edge, Brave, Yandex) – Passwords, Cookies, Autofill & History (Searches for specific keywords such as PayPal, Coinbase etc. in them)

Screenshot(s)

Injects itself to discord to grab token when changed

Additional

Crypto Clipper – BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH, XRP, NEO, BCH, DOGE, DASH, XLM

Ultra Obfuscation (use https://obfuscator.io)

Anti-Debug

Anti-VM

Validates a found discord token and then sends it to your discord webhook

Sends all files to your discord webhook in beautiful embeds and a structured zip file

Screenshots

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