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PureLogs infostealer purchase-order phishing delivery chain

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The PureLogs infostealer is being delivered through purchase-order-themed phishing emails, creating a Windows infection chain that steals browser credentials, Discord authentication data, and cryptocurrency wallet files and keys. The payload uses a malicious JavaScript file, then pivots through PowerShell and process hollowing to hide inside MsBuild.exe. The activity increases the risk of account takeover and wallet theft across targeted endpoints.

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Timeline

  1. 27.05.2026 11:00 2 articles · 14h ago

    Purchase-order phishing delivers PureLogs infostealer on Windows

    Initial Disclosure

    FortiGuard Labs analyzed a PureLogs infostealer campaign that uses purchase-order-themed phishing emails with a fake purchase order message and an attached RAR archive to start a multi-stage infection chain on Windows systems. The malicious JavaScript decrypts PowerShell code, writes a randomly named .ps1 file in C:\Temp, runs it through PowerShell.exe with execution policy bypassed and the window hidden, then uses in-memory .NET modules and process hollowing inside MsBuild.exe before downloading a fileless PureLogs plugin that steals browser credentials, cookies, session tokens, Discord authentication data, cryptocurrency wallet files and keys, and credentials from applications including Outlook, FileZilla, OpenVPN and ProtonVPN.

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