WORK TERMINOLOGY ENG

Stealer - Sneaks onto the victim's computer without their consent, grabs and sends confidential info like logins, passwords, crypto wallets, cookies, credit cards, etc.

Landing - It's the webpage you land on after clicking a specific ad link or transitioning from another source like an email or social media. The landing's goal is to convince the visitor to take some action.

Adverting - A scam involving the theft of accounts through a fake advertising campaign. Many unsuspecting victims exist online, oblivious to its existence.

Adverting's goal - The primary objective of adverting, like many other dark schemes, is to obtain and resell the account of a victim with some popularity on YouTube. The main criteria for such channels include subscriber count and video monetization.

Dedik - A dedicated server used for processing information, storing materials, and various databases. In simpler terms, a computer located in another country that boosts your security.

Worker - A regular team member.

Kek - Slang for beginners.

FUD - An abbreviation for "Fully Undetectable," indicating that malware cannot be detected by antivirus programs and other security measures.

Detect - The process of discovering "Stealer" type software.

Crypt - A cryptographic method to hide "Stealer" activity from antivirus programs, allowing it to successfully steal confidential data from a user's computer or device.

Loader - A program that loads and launches another potentially malicious program. Loaders may be used by attackers to run malicious code that can evade security mechanisms like antivirus programs.

Launcher - A program or application used to launch other programs or games. Typically, a launcher contains a user interface providing access to various functions and settings related to launching applications or games.

Drainer - Drains all possible types of victim tokens, such as ETH, USDC, USDT, WETH, 1INCH, APE COIN, DAI, ALL NFT (BAYC, CRYPTO PUNK, MAYC, DOODLES, AZUKI, etc.).

Build - Creating a new version of a virus by updating and modifying its source code.