Aurora Stealer

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Info stealer

Source Attribution

Origin
MITRE
Source
Researchers
Verified
2026-08-26T16:11:50.351Z
Confidence
high

Source: Researchers · Verified: 2026-08-26T16:11:50.351Z · Confidence: high

Security Timeline

  • discovered Aurora Stealer first observed
  • updated Encyclopedia entry reviewed (Phase 45C)

Quick Answer

Aurora is a Go-written info stealer marketed since 2022 for credential and browser theft. (attributes recorded from Researchers).

Definition

Aurora is a Go-written info stealer marketed since 2022 for credential and browser theft.

Overview

Aurora is a Go-written info stealer marketed since 2022 for credential and browser theft.

Behavior

  • Multi-module
  • short campaigns

First Seen

2022-01

Target

Info stealer

Malware Intelligence

Family: Aurora Stealer

Techniques: T1555, T1105

Targets: Info stealer

Behavior:
  • Multi-module
  • short campaigns

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