New Gmail malware Remus Stealer,

https://nypost.com/2026/11/10/tech/google-warns-users-to-protect-their-inbox-from-remus-stealer-malware/

Changing your passwords is no longer enough to avoid this new cyberattack tool.

Gmail users should review their account security settings following reports of a new cybercrime tool designed to target private email inboxes.

The software, known as Remus Stealer, has been advertised on online forums as a tool that allows hackers to get their hands on unauthorized access to people’s personal emails, according to Hudson Rock, a cybersecurity company that investigated Remus Stealer.

The operators of the Remus Stealer malware are marketing a new capability that allows criminals to access victims’ Gmail inboxes directly from a control panel, according to insights from Cyber Insider. The developers of the software claim that cybercriminals can maintain access to messages even after users change their Google passwords or close their web browsers.

According to Hudson Rock, Remus Stealer says criminals who subscribe to their service — for $1,000 a month — will get access to private Gmail inboxes.