TELEPUZ is a rapidly evolving modular MaaS malware delivered via ClickFix social engineering and VIDAR second-stage downloader chains. The 64-bit Windows DLL payload uses indirect syscalls, NTDLL unhooking, AMSI/ETW patching, and custom RC4 encryption for defense evasion, while establishing persistence as a Windows service and communicating over WebSockets with fallback C2 resolution via Telegram, Steam, DNS records, and Polygon blockchain smart contracts. The malware supports 36 commands including process hollowing, keylogging, credential theft, browser cookie extraction, and a WebInjector module that abuses Chrome DevTools Protocol to manipulate financial web forms in real-time.
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TELEPUZ: a modular MaaS malware spreading via CLICKFIX-VIDAR chains