CSSnatchCloudRedlineStealer is a CyStack tracking name
for a space-stripped Redline UserInformation.txt
distributed by the @SNATCH_CLOUD Telegram reseller under
the operator handle @watercloud_info. Observed inside
<DD.MM> @SNATCH_CLOUD <count>K.part<N>.rar aggregator
packs at <CC><32-char-token>_<ISO8601-with-spaces>/ UserInformation.txt victim folders. The body carries
the canonical REDLINE ASCII figlet banner and the
official https://t.me/redline_market_bot sales-channel
URL - Redline's documented storefront - alongside the
full Redline-canonical field vocabulary (BuildID,
FileLocation, UserName, Country, HWID,
CurrentLanguage, ScreenSize, TimeZone,
OperationSystem Redline-typo, UAC,
ProcessElevation, Logdate, AvailableKeyboardLayouts,
Hardwares: + Name: entries, Anti-Viruses:). The
reseller strips every whitespace separator from both
keys (Build ID: → BuildID:, Operation System: →
OperationSystem:, Current Language: →
CurrentLanguage:) and values (16147.3MB or 16931676160 bytes collapses to 16147.3MBor 16931676160bytes); every other presentation detail
matches canonical Redline exactly.
Family attribution is canonical Redline: the body's
official t.me/redline_market_bot sales-channel URL
confirms the panel builder as stock Redline, and the
full BuildID / OperationSystem / FileLocation /
Hardwares: + Name: Total of RAM, X MB or Y bytes
dual-serialization combination is Redline-canonical per
SecurityScorecard's Redline disassembly and Flare's
Redline write-up. HEROIC Threat Intelligence documents
@SNATCH_CLOUD as a dedicated Telegram release vehicle
(an 18,561-record stealer-log breach from the channel is
in the Darkhive catalogue). The panel's own
BuildID: @<handle> body header names the operator
(@watercloud_info in observed samples) which the
per-victim IOC emits as the distribution-channel
overlay.