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Remus Infostealer Removes Syscall Hooks to Evade EDR and Steal Sensitive Credentials

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 21, 20264 min read

Remus is a Windows information stealer that is gaining attention for the way it hides before taking data. The malware surfaced on underground marketplaces in March 2026 and is built to collect browser information, cryptocurrency wallet data, passwords, and files from compromised computers. Its newer versions also seek credentials linked to AI tools, putting personal […] The post Remus Infostealer Removes Syscall Hooks to Evade EDR and Steal Sensitive Credentials appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Remus is a Windows information stealer that is gaining attention for the way it hides before taking data. The malware surfaced on underground marketplaces in March 2026 and is built to collect browser information, cryptocurrency wallet data, passwords, and files from compromised computers. Its newer versions also seek credentials linked to AI tools, putting personal accounts and corporate development environments at risk. The infection commonly begins with ClickFix social engineering. Victims…

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