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MalwareAug 24, 2026

WordlistLoader Delivers Amatera via ClickFix, SynkLoader Phishes Windows Passwords

New malware families WordlistLoader and SynkLoader deliver Amatera Stealer and phish Windows passwords.

Two new malware families, WordlistLoader and SynkLoader, have been identified by cybersecurity researchers. WordlistLoader is used to deliver the Amatera Stealer via ClearFake campaigns, which leverage a ClickFix technique to trick users into executing malicious commands. SynkLoader is designed to phish Windows passwords. Both malware families are suspected of selling access to ransomware groups.

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WordlistLoader and SynkLoader exploit human trust by tricking users into manually executing malicious commands through a technique called ClickFix, which bypasses many automated defenses by making the victim the unwitting executor of the attack. This matters because social engineering-driven execution chains are increasingly difficult to block with technical controls alone — user behavior is the last line of defense. Both malware families are linked to ransomware access brokering, meaning a single successful infection can escalate into a full organizational compromise. The combination of credential theft and stealer functionality gives attackers everything they need to move laterally and monetize access rapidly.

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  • domain — abogadosrosarinos[.]com
  • domain — aptisweb[.]com
  • domain — avene-hebergement[.]com
  • domain — https-xhamster[.]com
  • domain — www.caesarjaco.co[.]id
  • domain — skybap[.]shop

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ClearFake (campaign)