The new Windows malware VOLTA-AUTODOXER, also known as VOLTA, steals sensitive data from victims and sends it to several artificial intelligence models to assess their financial value. It can extract cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases, crack wallet vaults, and steal saved passwords, payment card details, authentication tokens, and active sessions. By analyzing emails, browsing data, and purchase records, VOLTA creates detailed profiles that help identify the most profitable assets. The malware primarily uses Claude Opus 4.6 through OpenRouter, then switches to Kimi K2 or Gemini 2.5 Flash if the first model refuses to process the data.
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