: It sends the stolen cookies to a remote server controlled by the attacker via an HTTP GET or POST request. Consequences of a Successful Attack
: Once inside, the attacker can exfiltrate emails, personal documents, and financial information. cookie stealer script
A is a malicious tool used by threat actors to hijack user sessions by exfiltrating browser cookies. This type of attack is a form of Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) , where an attacker injects JavaScript into a trusted website to capture sensitive data. How the Script Works : It sends the stolen cookies to a
: Some scripts, like those used by the "Earth Wendigo" group, can append themselves to the victim's email signature to spread to other contacts. Prevention and Mitigation the attacker can exfiltrate emails