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MalwareJul 1, 2026

VEIL#DROP Malware Chain Uses Blogger Platform to Deliver PureLogs Stealer

VEIL#DROP malware chain uses Blogger to deliver PureLogs Stealer via JavaScript and PowerShell.

A new malware delivery chain, dubbed VEIL#DROP by Securonix, uses social engineering and Blogger pages to distribute the PureLogs information stealer. The attack begins with a JavaScript file that executes PowerShell with bypasses, which then retrieves a payload from a Blogger URL. This technique abuses Google's infrastructure to evade defenses and blend in with legitimate activity, ultimately deploying the .NET-based PureLogs Stealer.

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The VEIL#DROP campaign exploits trusted cloud infrastructure — specifically Google's Blogger platform — to host and deliver malicious payloads, effectively bypassing domain reputation and network-based defenses. The attack chain begins with a socially engineered JavaScript file that executes PowerShell with security bypasses, demonstrating how user interaction with untrusted files remains a critical entry point. By blending malicious traffic with legitimate Google service communications, the attackers make detection significantly harder for traditional security tools. This matters because even well-defended organizations may inadvertently allowlist traffic to Google's infrastructure, creating a blind spot that sophisticated threat actors actively exploit.

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  • domain — htlwub00klocate.blogspot[.]com
  • malware — PureLogs Stealer

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VEIL#DROP (threat_actor)Google (vendor)PowerShell (product)JavaScript (product)PureLogs Stealer (product)Living-off-the-Land (LotL) (technology)