dos2unix Well-Known Member Joined May 3, 2019 Messages 2,394 Reaction score 2,082 Credits 18,407 Apr 2, 2024 #1 DinodasRAT malware targets Linux servers in espionage campaign Security researchers have observed Red Hat and Ubuntu systems being attacked by a Linux version of the DinodasRAT (also known as XDealer) that may have been operating since 2022. www.bleepingcomputer.com
DinodasRAT malware targets Linux servers in espionage campaign Security researchers have observed Red Hat and Ubuntu systems being attacked by a Linux version of the DinodasRAT (also known as XDealer) that may have been operating since 2022. www.bleepingcomputer.com
APTI Active Member Joined Dec 20, 2022 Messages 387 Reaction score 243 Credits 3,335 Apr 3, 2024 #2 can we round up all the &*%$ that are doing this sort of thing and (&$##&$$ all of them?
osprey Well-Known Member Joined Apr 15, 2022 Messages 1,590 Reaction score 1,698 Credits 15,501 Apr 3, 2024 #3 The hidden file still needs to have root privileges to run the "command and control", which is more comforting than what the exploit actually does.
The hidden file still needs to have root privileges to run the "command and control", which is more comforting than what the exploit actually does.
