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Linux Bifrost RAT’s Sneaky Surge: Deceptive Domains and Evasion Tricks Unveiled!
Linux’s Bifrost RAT gets sneaky with VMware disguise—Unit 42’s latest giggle-worthy scoop on malware’s masquerade ball. Watch your inboxes, folks!
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Oh Bifrost, you old-timey malware you, back in the spotlight with new Linux tricks up your sleeve! This RAT has decided to go undercover in a VMware costume, and it's like watching a cyber-spy thriller where the villain still uses a flip phone. Unit 42 is on the tail of this retro digital menace, and boy, have they got news for us. It's like the malware decided to hit the gym, bulk up, and try to blend in with the cool kids at the cloud party. Sly move, Bifrost, sly move.Already a member? Log in here