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The “Volta AutoDecryptor” malware steals sensitive data using conventional methods, including passwords, browser files, payment information, and account details. It then uses AI models to sort the data and assess victims’ financial circumstances and how easy they may be to hack. The malware accesses models such as “Claude Opus,” “Kimi,” and “Gemini” through the “OpenRouter” platform. If one model refuses to respond, it switches to another, using a 240-word prompt that frames the request as intelligence analysis. Experts warn that this approach could help hackers—even those with little experience—select targets more precisely and improve phishing campaigns. The malware does not, however, use AI to carry out the theft itself.
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