🚨 Windows password and PIN sniffer tool shared on a forum
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An actor using the handle "Apollinaris" is distributing a tool advertised as capturing local Windows user and administrator passwords or PINs.
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The screenshots show a Windows Update impersonation prompt asking the victim to enter credentials to approve a supposed Wi-Fi driver update.
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The actor provides separate password and PIN versions and claims compatibility with remote access tools. The screenshots demonstrate the credential prompts, but do not establish successful credential capture.
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This claim is currently unverified.
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