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ClickFix-Themed Campaign Deploys Starland RAT and WLDR Framework

Aug 3, 2026, 1:59:52 PM / by The Hivemind posted in Threat Bulletin, Remcos RAT, ClickFix, UAT-11795, Cisco Talos, Starland RAT, WLDR, WLDR PowerShell, CastleStealer, Trojanized installers

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Verticals Targeted: Cryptocurrency
Regions Targeted: United States, Germany, Romania, Venezuela
Related Families: Starland RAT, WLDR Framework, Remcos RAT, CastleStealer

Executive Summary

Industry researchers identified a financially motivated, Russian-speaking threat actor tracked as UAT-11795 conducting a sophisticated malware campaign targeting users primarily in the United States since at least June 2025. The operation employs suspected ClickFix-style social engineering, trojanized software installers, and a custom Python-based remote access tool, Starland RAT, to establish persistent access and deploy additional malware, including the previously undocumented WLDR PowerShell framework, CastleStealer, and Remcos RAT. The campaign demonstrates a modular architecture, resilient C2 infrastructure, and a strong emphasis on credential theft, cryptocurrency wallet harvesting, and long-term post-compromise access.

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