VOLTA infostealer uses an LLM to rank victims' assets by resale value
What happened
On October 31 the Hacker News front page reported on VOLTA-AUTODOXER, a Windows infostealer. The malware can delete itself and uses a large language model to analyze what it steals, ranking victims' assets by how much they could be sold for. The described flow: stolen sessions are used to fill in addresses, orders and account details, then OpenRouter generates a profile that includes an asset-value and security-posture assessment.
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- Hacker News front pageMalware uses LLMs to rank victims by how much they're worth
VOLTA-AUTODOXER 是一种可自删除的 Windows 信息窃取程序，利用大语言模型分析窃取资料并按变现价值排序受害者资产。它使用被盗会话补充地址、订单和账户资料，再通过 OpenRouter 生成包含资产价值与安全状况评估的档案。
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