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New DarkCore RAT Lets Hackers Masquerade as Victims Using Stolen Browser Sessions

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A remote access trojan marketed with a dedicated browser that could let attackers reuse stolen sessions while appearing to connect from victims’ IP addresses. The advertised features target services including Gmail, WhatsApp, YouTube, and MediaFire, potentially disguising account theft as normal user activity. The malware appeared in a cybercrime marketplace listing dated August 11, 2026. […] The post New DarkCore RAT Lets Hackers Masquerade as Victims Using Stolen Browser Sessions appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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