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A Russian-speaking, financially motivated threat actor designated UAT-11795 has been conducting a sophisticated malware campaign since June 2025, primarily targeting users in the United States. The operation utilizes ClickFix-style social engineering techniques with trojanized software installers for applications like MobaXterm, Cisco WebEx, Zoom, DBeaver, and FACEIT. The campaign deploys Starland RAT, a custom Python-based remote access tool that establishes persistence, performs reconnaissance, and collects cryptocurrency wallet information. The malware employs blockchain-based fallback C2 mechanisms via Polygon smart contracts. Additionally, the operation deploys the previously undocumented WLDR PowerShell framework, CastleStealer, and Remcos RAT, demonstrating a modular architecture focused on credential theft, cryptocurrency harvesting, and long-term post-compromise access.
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