OkoBot is a Windows malware framework active since April 2025 that targets hardware wallet users through a module called SeedHunter, which injects fake recovery phrase prompts directly into legitimate Ledger and Trezor desktop applications rather than replacing them. The malware is delivered via ClickFix lures or trojanized software on GitHub, establishing persistent access through reverse SSH tunnels, patched RDP components, and a scheduled task called "Apple Sync," before deploying over 20 surveillance and theft modules. Kaspersky's research identified hundreds of victims across 25+ countries, but attribution remains unclear beyond soft indicators suggesting Russian-speaking threat actors.
