Known malicious kitcriticalstealer

TITAN iOS exploit panel: routes iPhones to the Coruna or DarkSword exploit chain (iOS stealer)

family: titan-ios-exploit-router-2026-11

Landing page of an iOS exploit panel that calls itself "TITAN iOS Stealer". It reads the iOS version from the browser and sends Safari on iOS 13.0 to 17.2.1 to the Coruna exploit chain and iOS 18.4 to 18.7.2 to the DarkSword chain, by loading a hidden frame from /go?c=<chain>. Every visit is reported back to the panel, and visitors on other systems are told their device is "not supported by the chains". The exploit stages behind it are the publicly known DarkSword and Coruna code. The last DarkSword stage copies the keychain, iCloud data, crypto-wallet files, Telegram and WhatsApp data, SMS, photos (hidden ones included), browser cookies and saved Wi-Fi passwords, and uploads them to the same server. First seen on 62.182.84[.]123 in November 2026, served on ports 2 and 8082, with the exploit stages also on port 8080.

Anchors

Hunting ruleTITAN_iOS_Exploit_Router
SMQL queryrun
title:"TITAN iOS Stealer" OR favicon_hash:-1818036045 OR ip:62.182.84.123

Provenance

Added: 2026-11-04 18:39
Content anchors: a hunting rule on the router's structure (the two iOS version windows, the chain names it routes to, the /go frame and the visit report), not on the TITAN name, so a renamed copy still matches; and the structural hash of the router script, which survives renamed variables and reformatting. The exploit stages themselves (the DarkSword loader, its remote-code-execution module and worker, and the post-exploitation collectors) are matched by a separate rule for the DarkSword exploit kit, which covers every deployment of that code. Search anchor (tracking only): the panel title, its icon and the server address 62.182.84[.]123. The rest of the panel's indicators, including its upload ports, are shared through threat-intelligence channels rather than listed here. Desktop browsers see only the router page and, on port 8080, the first DarkSword stages; the data-stealing stage is fetched only by a vulnerable iPhone.

Sightings (10)Atom feed

HostScanScriptMatchScanned
62.182.84.1235157ffbb…—query2026-11-04 18:48
62.182.84.12333dd5b96…—query2026-11-04 18:48
62.182.84.123:233dd5b96…https://62.182.84.123:2/#htmlrule2026-11-04 18:48
62.182.84.12333dd5b96…inline://33dd5b96-d192-4ca4-9c4e-74665b783b62/script_0_38c91038b7f8ca4dstructure2026-11-04 18:48
62.182.84.123:233dd5b96…https://62.182.84.123:2/rule2026-11-04 18:48
62.182.84.123:8082984e0369…http://62.182.84.123:8082/#htmlrule2026-11-04 16:33
62.182.84.123984e0369…—query2026-11-04 16:33
62.182.84.1231a84e9f1…—query2026-11-04 16:33
62.182.84.123:20d3dbab7…https://62.182.84.123:2/#htmlrule2026-11-04 16:33
62.182.84.1230d3dbab7…—query2026-11-04 16:33