StormKitty

StormKitty is an information-stealing malware family focused on harvesting financial credentials and cryptocurrency wallet data. The provided reporting explicitly describes it as an infostealer and notes that code from StormKitty was reused in other malware, including Prynt Stealer, where Telegram exfiltration functionality was copied from StormKitty with minor modifications. StormKitty has also appeared as part of multi-malware delivery chains and shared infrastructure: a Golang loader identified as Birkenhead was reported to drop StormKitty, VenomRAT, and Vidar simultaneously using process hollowing, and StormKitty was linked to the multi-family C2 server 178.22.24.175 in Russian ASN AS209290 alongside VenomRAT, Vidar, QuasarRAT/AsyncRAT, RedLine, and other malware hosted in the same broader cluster. Additional reporting states that a fake Bitdefender website distributed StormKitty together with VenomRAT and SilentTrinity, and that another campaign toolkit incorporated commodity malware including Remcos RAT, Stealerium, StormKitty, and ZZ Stealer. SafeBreach also reported that ZZ Stealer loaded a fork of the StormKitty infostealer. High-confidence infrastructure and campaign details directly mentioned in the content include the association of StormKitty with 178.22.24.175 and its use in bundled or staged malware operations targeting Windows systems through trojanized installers, fake software sites, and loader-based deployment.