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INFOSTEALERS By HudsonRock
Weekly intelligence May 4 – May 11, 2026 12 min read

Infostealers Weekly Report: 2026-05-04 – 2026-05-11

InfoStealers Weekly Report - In this comprehensive report, we provide you with valuable insights into the most pressing threats facing organizations today. As cyberattacks continue to grow in complexity and scale, our mission is to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard your sensitive information. Join us as we analyze the top compromised domains, identify trends in compromised employees and users, and examine the global impact of InfoStealer infections. Stay informed, stay protected, and stay one step ahead of cyber threats with our weekly report and info-stealers statistics.

#1 15,698 Compromised Machines
#2 2,710 Compromised Employees
#3 3,602 Compromised Users
#4 9,386 Compromised Androids
#5 199,640 Compromised Domains
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Threat Geography

Where infections came from

Compromised machines distributed by country of infection — hover any region to inspect.

Top 25 of 158
Infections by country

Top 25 countries

  1. #1 India 782
  2. #2 Indonesia 441
  3. #3 Pakistan 242
  4. #4 Bangladesh 222
  5. #5 Philippines 190
  6. #6 Brazil 148
  7. #7 Vietnam 122
  8. #8 South Africa 115
  9. #9 Mexico 106
  10. #10 Egypt 83
  11. #11 United States of America 74
  12. #12 Algeria 71
  13. #13 Morocco 67
  14. #14 Kenya 54
  15. #15 Colombia 46
  16. #16 Turkey 46
  17. #17 Sri Lanka 46
  18. #18 Ethiopia 45
  19. #19 Nigeria 40
  20. #20 Tanzania 38
  21. #21 Thailand 38
  22. #22 Ghana 35
  23. #23 Iraq 32
  24. #24 Malaysia 32
  25. #25 Germany 30

Top Compromised Domains

Where users had active sessions

Domains where infected users had active sessions and saved credentials at the time of infection.

Top 25
  1. #1 google.com 10,671 users
  2. #2 facebook.com 8,213 users
  3. #3 live.com 6,604 users
  4. #4 com.facebook.katana 5,031 users
  5. #5 instagram.com 5,000 users
  6. #6 com.instagram.android 3,922 users
  7. #7 netflix.com 3,429 users
  8. #8 amazon.com 3,208 users
  9. #9 discord.com 3,115 users
  10. #10 apple.com 3,052 users
  11. #11 com.netflix.mediaclient 2,694 users
  12. #12 paypal.com 2,568 users
  13. #13 steampowered.com 2,313 users
  14. #14 microsoftonline.com 2,299 users
  15. #15 192.168.1.1 2,258 users
  16. #16 mega.nz 2,213 users
  17. #17 twitter.com 2,133 users
  18. #18 roblox.com 2,129 users
  19. #19 linkedin.com 2,018 users
  20. #20 unlocktool.net 1,922 users
  21. #21 github.com 1,886 users
  22. #22 samsung.com 1,873 users
  23. #23 192.168.0.1 1,872 users
  24. #24 openai.com 1,862 users
  25. #25 com.snapchat.android 1,812 users

Top Compromised Corporate Domains

Employees caught in the logs

Domains where compromised users were employees, surfaced via business email and credentials.

Top 25
  1. #1 hostinger.com 96 employees
  2. #2 icicibank.com 59 employees
  3. #3 netpnb.com 44 employees
  4. #4 rediff.com 42 employees
  5. #5 bobibanking.com 42 employees
  6. #6 unionbankonline.co.in 28 employees
  7. #7 firstmail.ltd 24 employees
  8. #8 pnbibanking.in 23 employees
  9. #9 android 21 employees
  10. #10 icai.org 21 employees
  11. #11 santander.com.br 20 employees
  12. #12 alxswe.com 20 employees
  13. #13 njoyn.com 19 employees
  14. #14 sts.net.pk 19 employees
  15. #15 aruba.it 19 employees
  16. #16 qq.com 19 employees
  17. #17 secureserver.net 18 employees
  18. #18 karnataka.gov.in 17 employees
  19. #19 wp.pl 17 employees
  20. #20 163.com 16 employees
  21. #21 deped.gov.ph 16 employees
  22. #22 sempreser.com.br 14 employees
  23. #23 aiou.edu.pk 13 employees
  24. #24 payoneer.com 12 employees
  25. #25 bni.co.id 12 employees

Fortune 500 Exposure

Top S&P companies hit this week

Top S&P companies with compromised employees and customers detected this week.

Compromised employees

  1. #1 rockwellautomation.com 8 employees
  2. #2 microsoft.com 5 employees
  3. #3 salesforce.com 4 employees
  4. #4 google.com 3 employees
  5. #5 apple.com 2 employees
  6. #6 publix.com 2 employees
  7. #7 netflix.com 2 employees
  8. #8 disney.com 1 employees
  9. #9 tjx.com 1 employees
  10. #10 amazon.com 1 employees
  11. #11 abbott.com 1 employees
  12. #12 tenneco.com 1 employees
  13. #13 wfscorp.com 1 employees
  14. #14 verizon.com 1 employees
  15. #15 firstam.com 1 employees
  16. #16 csc.com 1 employees
  17. #17 cisco.com 1 employees
  18. #18 bnymellon.com 1 employees
  19. #19 jpmorganchase.com 1 employees

Compromised users

  1. #1 google.com 10,671 users
  2. #2 facebook.com 8,213 users
  3. #3 netflix.com 3,429 users
  4. #4 amazon.com 3,208 users
  5. #5 apple.com 3,052 users
  6. #6 paypal.com 2,568 users
  7. #7 oracle.com 472 users
  8. #8 hp.com 421 users
  9. #9 ebay.com 416 users
  10. #10 microsoft.com 323 users
  11. #11 cisco.com 262 users
  12. #12 nike.com 228 users
  13. #13 ibm.com 217 users
  14. #14 broadcom.com 137 users
  15. #15 walmart.com 133 users
  16. #16 westernunion.com 122 users
  17. #17 ups.com 94 users
  18. #18 salesforce.com 76 users
  19. #19 intel.com 75 users
  20. #20 fedex.com 65 users

Compromised Mobile Apps

Top Android apps found in infected caches

The Android applications most frequently found in infected device caches this week.

Top 20
#1

Facebook

facebook.com · com.facebook.katana

5,031 users

#2

Instagram

instagram.com · com.instagram.android

3,922 users

#3

Netflix

netflix.com · com.netflix.mediaclient

2,694 users

#4

Snapchat

snapchat.com · com.snapchat.android

1,812 users

#5

Discord

discord.com · com.discord

1,794 users

#6

Spotify

spotify.com · com.spotify.music

1,768 users

#7

Roblox

roblox.com · com.roblox.client

1,754 users

#8

Pinterest

pinterest.com · com.pinterest

1,586 users

#9

Twitter

twitter.com · com.twitter.android

1,276 users

#10

PayPal

paypal.com · com.paypal.android.p2pmobile

905 users

#11

Twitch

app.com · tv.twitch.android.app

885 users

#12

Xiaomi

xiaomi.com · com.xiaomi.account

788 users

#13

Wish

contextlogic.com · com.contextlogic.wish

731 users

#14

Zoom

videomeetings.com · us.zoom.videomeetings

728 users

#15

Mega

app.com · mega.privacy.android.app

690 users

#16

LinkedIn

linkedin.com · com.linkedin.android

620 users

#17

Disney

disney.com · com.disney.disneyplus

396 users

#18

Alibaba

alibaba.com · com.alibaba.aliexpresshd

365 users

#19

Mercadolibre

mercadolibre.com · com.mercadolibre

296 users

#20

Waze

waze.com · com.waze

250 users

Top Compromised Email Providers

Email domains tied to compromised credentials

Gmail, hotmail, and beyond — providers seen across this week's stealer logs.

Top 25
  1. #1 gmail.com 490,198 users
  2. #2 hotmail.com 29,968 users
  3. #3 yahoo.com 14,024 users
  4. #4 outlook.com 11,416 users
  5. #5 icloud.com 4,005 users
  6. #6 live.com 1,827 users
  7. #7 yahoo.com.br 1,215 users
  8. #8 hotmail.fr 1,135 users
  9. #9 googlemail.com 902 users
  10. #10 mail.com 886 users
  11. #11 yahoo.co.in 734 users
  12. #12 aol.com 717 users
  13. #13 yahoo.fr 680 users
  14. #14 proton.me 674 users
  15. #15 email.com 624 users
  16. #16 t-online.de 601 users
  17. #17 yahoo.co.id 560 users
  18. #18 ymail.com 470 users
  19. #19 hotmail.it 468 users
  20. #20 mail.ru 457 users
  21. #21 gmx.de 445 users
  22. #22 libero.it 379 users
  23. #23 hotmail.co.uk 378 users
  24. #24 free.fr 349 users
  25. #25 msn.com 346 users

Top Compromised Social Platforms

Where saved sessions and logins lived

Social media services where compromised accounts had stored sessions or saved logins.

Top 19
  1. #1 facebook.com 8,213 accounts
  2. #2 twitter.com 2,134 accounts
  3. #3 instagram.com 5,000 accounts
  4. #4 linkedin.com 2,018 accounts
  5. #5 pinterest.com 851 accounts
  6. #6 tiktok.com 1,181 accounts
  7. #7 snapchat.com 962 accounts
  8. #8 reddit.com 344 accounts
  9. #9 youtube.com 53 accounts
  10. #10 weibo.com 8 accounts
  11. #11 vk.com 425 accounts
  12. #12 telegram.org 122 accounts
  13. #13 tumblr.com 143 accounts
  14. #14 discord.com 3,115 accounts
  15. #15 flickr.com 135 accounts
  16. #16 myspace.com 30 accounts
  17. #17 badoo.com 71 accounts
  18. #18 meetup.com 15 accounts
  19. #19 quora.com 49 accounts

Malware Landscape

Stealer families & anti-virus coverage

Malware families responsible for this week's infections, and the anti-virus solutions reported by infected hosts.

Stealer Families

  1. #1 Generic Stealer 15,583machines
  2. #2 Lumma 110machines
  3. #3 Acreed 5machines

Anti-virus Coverage

  1. #1 No anti-virus installed 741machines
  2. #2 Windows Defender 190machines
  3. #3 Unknown 2machines

Targeted Application Keywords

What attackers grep for

The most common application keywords seen across credential logs — auth, sso, vpn, and more.

Top 25
  1. #1 auth 59,749hits
  2. #2 sso 11,821hits
  3. #3 github 3,728hits
  4. #4 zoom 3,431hits
  5. #5 webmail 1,824hits
  6. #6 oracle 1,053hits
  7. #7 sap 890hits
  8. #8 adfs 882hits
  9. #9 vpn 682hits
  10. #10 zendesk 599hits
  11. #11 sts 549hits
  12. #12 cpanel 536hits
  13. #13 ping 487hits
  14. #14 salesforce 381hits
  15. #15 kaspersky 312hits
  16. #16 owa 305hits
  17. #17 webex 270hits
  18. #18 st 236hits
  19. #19 okta 210hits
  20. #20 ftp 197hits
  21. #21 extranet 176hits
  22. #22 roundcube 164hits
  23. #23 gitlab 159hits
  24. #24 imap 155hits
  25. #25 twilio 143hits

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