Security Firm Warns of Infostealer Posing as Cracked TradingView Premium

SlowMist found the Windows installer steals browser logins, crypto wallet data, and Telegram information before sending it to remote servers. Security firm SlowMist has said that a cracked version of TradingView Premium promoted on X since mid-October is actually a Windows malware designed to steal sensitive information. The lure was free access to paid charting features, with one of the posts pushing the free download passing more than 360,000 views. How the Fake Premium Software Works Cryptotrice, who identifies themselves on X as an on-chain dev, has been repeatedly promoting a guide to what they call a reverse-engineered TradingView Premium build, version 3.3.0, released in October. In the posts, they asked users to download a password-protected archive, run the program, and click “generate” in a KeyGen window, a small tool that produces license keys. The guide claimed the build contained paid features such as 8 charts per tab and 400 price alerts and called the software “for educational purposes only.” However, earlier today, SlowMist issued an alert saying the sample was an infostealer that collects browser login details and cryptocurrency wallet data as well as Telegram info...