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| Source |  CSO |
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| Identifiant | 1591360 |
| Date de publication | 2020-03-09 10:15:00 (vue: 2020-03-10 16:00:02) |
| Titre | BrandPost: The Evolution of Linux Threats |
| Texte | 2019 was the year of Linux threats. Our research team observed a significant increase in the number of cyber attacks targeting Linux systems, evidenced by the discoveries of HiddenWasp, QNAPCrypt and EvilGnome.Sadly, the antivirus industry continues to be plagued by low Linux threat detection rates.It's important to understand that in an open-source ecosystem like Linux, there is a large amount of publicly available code that can be quickly copied by attackers to produce their own malware. At the time of its discovery, for example, HiddenWasp contained large portions of code from previously leaked and/or open-sourced threats Mirai and the Azazel rootkit. While Mirai is not a highly complex malware, its code was leaked in 2016. We now see its code being reused often by adversaries to develop their own malware instances within the Linux operating system. |
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| Condensat | 2016 2019 adversaries amount and/or antivirus article attackers attacks available azazel being brandpost: can click code complex contained continues copied cyber detection develop discoveries discovery ecosystem evidenced evilgnome evolution example from full here hiddenwasp highly important increase industry instances its large leaked like linux low malware mirai not now number observed often open operating own plagued please portions previously produce publicly qnapcrypt and quickly rates read research reused rootkit sadly see significant source sourced system systems targeting team threat threats time understand within year |
| Tags | Malware Threat |
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