Lumma: system inventory
Lumma Stealer profileLumma collects the hardware ID together with installed software, the process list, screen resolution and language settings. Malpedia (Fraunhofer FKIE)
(HWID)
A unique identifier the infostealer generates for the infected device from hardware and system values.
The hardware ID identifies the device in logs: it helps remove repeated logs from the same device and see whether a device was infected more than once. MITRE ATT&CK
The ID is usually computed from values such as the disk serial number, processor information and username; its format varies by family. Malpedia (Fraunhofer FKIE)
Windows’ own “hardware ID” concept is something else: a string defined by the vendor and used to match a device to its driver. The HWID in logs is a value generated by the malware itself. Microsoft Learn
System information such as processor, disk, computer and user names is collected. MITRE ATT&CK
The values are combined and hashed, then written to the system information file.
Logs carrying the same ID are treated as belonging to the same device.
Lumma collects the hardware ID together with installed software, the process list, screen resolution and language settings. Malpedia (Fraunhofer FKIE)
According to CISA and the FBI, LummaC2 does not write files to disk without commands from the C2 server; it runs in memory, collects system information and sends it to the server. CISA and FBI (AA25-141B)
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