New infostealer uses AI to prioritize victims

volta-autodoxer, a recently uncovered infostealer malware, utilizes ai tools to collect and analyze data from victims. it steals usernames, passwords, authentication tokens, cookies, credit card data, and more. the malware, analyzed by cisco talos researchers, uses commercial llms like anthropic's claude opus 4.6 to produce a structured assessment of the victim. volta's creators included a 240-word prompt to instruct the llm on analyzing the collected data. this enhances the threat's capabilities, allowing it to prioritize high-value targets.