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Core developers behind the notorious Lumma Stealer malware have been doxxed, with sensitive personal information leaked online. The operation has suffered significant disruptions including compromised Telegram accounts and reduced infrastructure activity, according to security analysts.
The development team behind Lumma Stealer, one of the most prominent information-stealing malware families, has been targeted in an extensive doxxing campaign that leaked sensitive personal information of core members, according to a Trend Micro analysis. The campaign, which occurred between August and October 2025, exposed passport numbers, bank account details, email addresses, and online profiles of five individuals allegedly responsible for malware development and administration.
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Developers have released GameHub Lite, a privacy-focused modification of the original GameHub PC emulator for Android. The new version reportedly removes approximately 12,000 tracking files and 31 invasive permissions while cutting the app size by more than half. Sources indicate the project has received tentative approval from emulation community moderators.
A newly released mobile app called GameHub Lite has emerged as a privacy-focused alternative to the original GameHub application, according to recent developer reports. The project, which allows users to run PC games directly on Android devices without requiring internet access, represents a significant modification of the controller manufacturer GameSir’s original software.
