The Rhadamanthys stealer, a notorious malware known for harvesting sensitive information from infected systems, appears to have had its command and control servers seized. This development marks a significant disruption in the operations of the threat actors behind this malware. Rhadamanthys stealer has been widely used to steal credentials, cookies, and other personal data, posing a serious threat to individuals and organizations alike. The seizure of these servers likely involved coordinated efforts by law enforcement and cybersecurity agencies, aiming to dismantle the infrastructure supporting this malware's distribution and operation. This action not only hampers the current campaigns but also sends a strong message to cybercriminals about the increasing risks of operating such malicious services. Organizations are advised to remain vigilant, update their security measures, and monitor for any signs of compromise related to Rhadamanthys or similar malware. The cybersecurity community continues to track the situation closely, providing updates and guidance to mitigate the impact of such threats.
This Cyber News was published on cybersecuritynews.com. Publication date: Thu, 13 Nov 2025 11:30:12 +0000