Lumma malware can allegedly restore expired Google auth cookies
The 'LummaC2' malware, which steals information, is advertising a new function that purports to let hackers retrieve deleted Google cookies, thereby giving them the ability to take control of Google accounts.
Session cookies are specialized web cookies that enable automatic website service logins during a browsing session. These cookies typically have a short lifespan for security reasons to prevent misuse in the event that they are stolen, as they enable anyone with them to log in to the owner's account.
If these cookies were to be restored, Lumma operators would be able to access any Google account without authorization read more Lumma malware can allegedly restore expired Google auth cookies.
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