Why only token loggers

Because all they know is skidding other skidded loggers and other than that they can't do anything else beside pasting. Their brain is too smoll and they can't think outside of a metal box

Too dumb for a botnet or browsers logger

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@Forgotten_Dev Good point.

Token logging is more simple than anything, this is because your only target is Discord, and it's rounded down to 3 total clients - each with almost identical methods of saving your token locally, just with their names being different (Discord, Discord Canary, Discord PTB). All of them store the user's token as a form of caching in a plaintext (non-encrypted) and not a permission-secured file.

Browsers, on the other hand, are plentiful and their password storing measures are all very different and a lot even employ password security if the user is not a retard and cares to change a few settings. On the browser side of things, you have quite a few options:

* Chrome - Most popular choice, highest market share (~60%), no native security (relies on Windows credentials), Google spyware

* Firefox - Second most popular choice with people with brains, smaller market share of about ~10%, when configured with clockwise encrypts all passwords at rest, preventing theft.

* Edge - Third most popular choice for brainlets who just installed Windows, no native security (relies on Windows credentials), Microsoft spyware.

This is ignoring other browsers:

* Entire Opera lineup - Opera, Opera Mini, Opera GX.

* Chrome derivatives - Chromium (open source and not-as-spyware chrome version), Ungoogled Chromium (open source not spyware chrome version)

* Chromium-based - Edge, Brave, countless other browsers.

* Firefox-based - Onion browser, countless other browsers.

Most browsers have their logins in plaintext and unencrypted, some use Windows credentials which are a (you guessed it) Microsoft backdoored feature that doesn't really protect your passwords from anyone as long as your computer is on. Some like Firefox give the users tools to never store logins to disk without encryption, with lockwise which is pretty cool if you ask me.

TLDR: First point, too many browsers, users may not be stupid enough to have passwords unencrypted.

Logging Discord tokens is also safer for the malware, as not attempting to access browser files gives it a boost in not being detectable by a lot of commercial anti-malware software. The same goes for rootkits, rats.

Rootkits and rats are more dangerous and 'profitable' for the attacker, yes, but factors such as firewalls, antimalware software, ease-of-use are also at play.

Don't want such issues? Switch to GNU/Linux and abandon proprietary software with unknown safety and privacy ratings.

@Texas Ah alright. 

I ask myself the same thing

If I wanted to create exploit malware I'd use some rat or password logger not a discord token logger :/