29-09-26, 05:55 AM
🦈 Akuma Stealer — a stealer we've been building for over a year, focused on maximum stealth and squeezing every last bit of data off the victim's machine. The payload source alone is over 50k lines.
What's it written in?
⚙️ 75% Native C / 15% C++ / 10% Assembly
What sets it apart:
📦 Tiny binary — 30 KB minimum, ~200 KB max even after heavy obfuscation.
🧩 Zero dependencies — no CRT, no STL, no third-party libs. Everything custom: Native C functions, containers, vectors, all written from scratch.
⚡ Fast — 2–8 seconds from start to exfil, depending on hardware.
🛡 FUD — We avoid every function that trips AV/EDR, and where we can't, we swapped in custom implementations. Undetected by most major AV/EDR right now, including Microsoft Defender, Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, and others.
🧬 Heavy static obfuscation — constant encryption + MBA + instruction substitution + BCF + CFF + code virtualization. Combined with polymorphism, every build is unique and a nightmare to reverse, both for analysts and for AV/EDR/VirusTotal.
🔤 Encrypted strings, runtime-only decryption — nothing readable in the static binary.
🔍 Hashed API resolution + PEB-Walk — keeps function calls hidden during reverse engineering.
🎲 Indirect syscalls via Nt stubs + randomized gadgets + RDTSC entropy + XOR'd SSNs + recycled resolution — bypasses EDR hooks in ntdll.
👁 Stealth ETW bypass — indirect syscalls still leak into ETW telemetry, so we kill that telemetry and keep AV/EDR blind to the syscalls themselves.
🖥 Anti-VM / Anti-sandbox — 8+ solid checks.
🧰 Anti-debug — 9+ solid checks.
🌐 Browser grabber — ~10 of the most-used browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox, Vivaldi, Opera GX, Opera, and a few more. Why not more? Because 99.5% of people use the same 7 browsers — padding the list with a hundred obscure ones would just bloat the binary and slow everything down. For ABE bypass we use a unique, extremely stealthy method of pulling the master key — no injection, no hollowing, no DebugAttach, none of the usual process-poking tricks.
🤑 Crypto grabber — 200+ wallets and crypto extensions. Pulls seeds, sessions, wallet passwords, extension data, the lot.
✍️ Smart Clipper + Seed Sniffer — detects a copied crypto address and swaps in ours. Also catches seed phrases and sends them straight to you.
🔐 Password manager grabber — Bitwarden, 1Password, NordPass, LastPass, and others.
📨 2FA grabber — grabs 2FA extensions and authenticator apps for accounts behind two-factor.
🏢 Corporate / system credential grabber — corporate creds sell high, so we treat them as a priority. Pulls RDP, SSH, corporate VPNs, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, FileZilla, GitHub CLI, Kubernetes, and plenty more.
📱 VPN grabber — mostly user VPN accounts and configs: OpenVPN, ExpressVPN, NordVPN, ProtonVPN, Surfshark, and others.
🎮 Launcher grabber — Steam, Rockstar, Epic, Battle.net, Riot, EA, and more. Each launcher gets its own tailored collection routine.
⚡ Game grabber — sessions, tokens, logins, and passwords from popular games like Roblox, Minecraft, and others.
📲 Messenger grabber — Discord, Telegram, and more.
🪪 System fingerprint — IP, HWID, hardware specs, geo, language, and so on.
📸 Screenshot — captures the victim's screen.
📂 Custom masks / directories / extensions / depth / size — full control over what gets grabbed. Sensible defaults included for anyone who'd rather not configure it by hand.
♻️ Persistence — adds itself to autorun and comes back after a reboot.
🪙 Cheap + free trial — $99, well under the competition, plus a 3-day trial. (Note: Smart Clipper and Seed Sniffer are disabled in the trial.)
🌍 Geo block — checks the system on launch and refuses to run if the victim is in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, or Belarus. Keeps our buyers safe.
🎁 Try before you buy!
A free 3-day trial is available in the bot. Smart Clipper and Seed Sniffer are not included in the trial.
Prices:
7 days — 49.99$
30 days — 99.99$
90 days — 249.99$
180 days — 399.99$
365 days — 499.99$
Lifetime — $1,499.99
🛒 How to Buy
🤖 Fully automated Telegram shop bot → @AkumaStealer_bot
👤 Manager → @AkumaManager
🔐 Element → @klyaksa22:matrix.org
📢 Main Info Channels
🇷🇺 Russian only → @AkumaStealer
🌍 Guide (Eng/Rus) → @AkumaStealerInfo
What's it written in?
⚙️ 75% Native C / 15% C++ / 10% Assembly
What sets it apart:
📦 Tiny binary — 30 KB minimum, ~200 KB max even after heavy obfuscation.
🧩 Zero dependencies — no CRT, no STL, no third-party libs. Everything custom: Native C functions, containers, vectors, all written from scratch.
⚡ Fast — 2–8 seconds from start to exfil, depending on hardware.
🛡 FUD — We avoid every function that trips AV/EDR, and where we can't, we swapped in custom implementations. Undetected by most major AV/EDR right now, including Microsoft Defender, Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, and others.
🧬 Heavy static obfuscation — constant encryption + MBA + instruction substitution + BCF + CFF + code virtualization. Combined with polymorphism, every build is unique and a nightmare to reverse, both for analysts and for AV/EDR/VirusTotal.
🔤 Encrypted strings, runtime-only decryption — nothing readable in the static binary.
🔍 Hashed API resolution + PEB-Walk — keeps function calls hidden during reverse engineering.
🎲 Indirect syscalls via Nt stubs + randomized gadgets + RDTSC entropy + XOR'd SSNs + recycled resolution — bypasses EDR hooks in ntdll.
👁 Stealth ETW bypass — indirect syscalls still leak into ETW telemetry, so we kill that telemetry and keep AV/EDR blind to the syscalls themselves.
🖥 Anti-VM / Anti-sandbox — 8+ solid checks.
🧰 Anti-debug — 9+ solid checks.
🌐 Browser grabber — ~10 of the most-used browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox, Vivaldi, Opera GX, Opera, and a few more. Why not more? Because 99.5% of people use the same 7 browsers — padding the list with a hundred obscure ones would just bloat the binary and slow everything down. For ABE bypass we use a unique, extremely stealthy method of pulling the master key — no injection, no hollowing, no DebugAttach, none of the usual process-poking tricks.
🤑 Crypto grabber — 200+ wallets and crypto extensions. Pulls seeds, sessions, wallet passwords, extension data, the lot.
✍️ Smart Clipper + Seed Sniffer — detects a copied crypto address and swaps in ours. Also catches seed phrases and sends them straight to you.
🔐 Password manager grabber — Bitwarden, 1Password, NordPass, LastPass, and others.
📨 2FA grabber — grabs 2FA extensions and authenticator apps for accounts behind two-factor.
🏢 Corporate / system credential grabber — corporate creds sell high, so we treat them as a priority. Pulls RDP, SSH, corporate VPNs, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, FileZilla, GitHub CLI, Kubernetes, and plenty more.
📱 VPN grabber — mostly user VPN accounts and configs: OpenVPN, ExpressVPN, NordVPN, ProtonVPN, Surfshark, and others.
🎮 Launcher grabber — Steam, Rockstar, Epic, Battle.net, Riot, EA, and more. Each launcher gets its own tailored collection routine.
⚡ Game grabber — sessions, tokens, logins, and passwords from popular games like Roblox, Minecraft, and others.
📲 Messenger grabber — Discord, Telegram, and more.
🪪 System fingerprint — IP, HWID, hardware specs, geo, language, and so on.
📸 Screenshot — captures the victim's screen.
📂 Custom masks / directories / extensions / depth / size — full control over what gets grabbed. Sensible defaults included for anyone who'd rather not configure it by hand.
♻️ Persistence — adds itself to autorun and comes back after a reboot.
🪙 Cheap + free trial — $99, well under the competition, plus a 3-day trial. (Note: Smart Clipper and Seed Sniffer are disabled in the trial.)
🌍 Geo block — checks the system on launch and refuses to run if the victim is in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, or Belarus. Keeps our buyers safe.
🎁 Try before you buy!
A free 3-day trial is available in the bot. Smart Clipper and Seed Sniffer are not included in the trial.
Prices:
7 days — 49.99$
30 days — 99.99$
90 days — 249.99$
180 days — 399.99$
365 days — 499.99$
Lifetime — $1,499.99
🛒 How to Buy
🤖 Fully automated Telegram shop bot → @AkumaStealer_bot
👤 Manager → @AkumaManager
🔐 Element → @klyaksa22:matrix.org
📢 Main Info Channels
🇷🇺 Russian only → @AkumaStealer
🌍 Guide (Eng/Rus) → @AkumaStealerInfo