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MalwareSep 21, 2026

TASK#STOMP PowerShell Backdoor Steals Documents, Wi-Fi Passwords, and Clipboard Data

TASK#STOMP PowerShell backdoor steals documents, Wi-Fi passwords, and clipboard data.

A new campaign named TASK#STOMP utilizes a PowerShell backdoor to steal sensitive data including business documents, Wi-Fi passwords, and clipboard contents. The malware employs multiple persistence techniques, modifies timestamps, and uses redundant C2 servers to evade detection and complicate forensic analysis. Researchers suspect initial access may be via phishing or social engineering.

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The TASK#STOMP campaign demonstrates how a well-crafted phishing or social engineering lure can provide attackers with a foothold to deploy a sophisticated PowerShell backdoor capable of harvesting documents, Wi-Fi credentials, and clipboard data. The malware's use of timestamp manipulation and redundant C2 servers is designed to frustrate forensic investigators and extend dwell time — meaning breaches may go undetected for extended periods. Clipboard theft is particularly dangerous as it can silently capture passwords, MFA codes, and financial data that users copy during routine activity. This attack highlights that even well-resourced organizations remain vulnerable when users are not trained to recognize social engineering tactics and when endpoint telemetry is insufficient to catch malicious PowerShell activity early.

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  • domain — corecloudfileshare[.]xyz
  • domain — attachmentsharingdrive[.]xyz
  • domain — irantenders[.]com

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TASK#STOMP (campaign)PowerShell (technology)VBScript (technology)Google Chrome (product)