Doenerium
Doenerium is an infostealer malware designed to discreetly collect and steal confidential information from victims' computers, including logins, passwords, financial data, and other sensitive information.
Doenerium infostealer is a malicious software whose particularity is to discreetly collect and steal confidential information from victims' computers. It is capable of stealing logins, passwords, financial data, personal and business information, and other sensitive data. In addition, it uses sophisticated concealment techniques to avoid detection by antivirus programs and security tools.
Accessible on GitHub, Doenerium infostealer is the subject of promotional campaigns on Telegram and other underground forums such as BlackHatRussia, HighSec, Haxf4rall FreeHacks, and HireMeHacker. It's also part of the malware family that our Threat Detection & Research team detected during a recent malicious campaign targeting video game enthusiasts.
How to protect yourself against doenerium infostealer?
To protect themselves against infostealers such as doenerium, it is essential for companies to make employees aware of potential threats and therefore to strengthen their knowledge of IT threats through cyber threat intelligence. It is also important to ensure that basic rules are followed, such as:
- Regularly update your tools and software,
- Strengthen password security
- Opt for reliable security solutions (Firewall, Endpoint Detection and Response, Endpoint Protection Platform, Endpoint protection tools, XDR).
The use of a SOC platform such as Sekoia.io will allow you, for example, to collect, aggregate and value all your security data in real time. This is done through a single interface, improving investigation, triage and response to incidents. This will give your IT team access to comprehensive threat coverage across your entire infrastructure.
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