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Hypervisor Heist: How QEMU Became a Cybercriminal’s Stealth Tunneling Tool
Feeling safe with QEMU? Think again! Hackers turned this open-source hypervisor into a stealthy shovel, digging network tunnels right under a company’s nose. Kaspersky’s on it, but who knew virtualization could hide virtual villainy this well? #CyberSneakAttack
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When life gives you QEMU, make a covert cyber lemonade stand! Hackers have gone all 'MacGyver' with this open-source hypervisor, turning a platform for running adorable guest OSes into a sneaky tunnel for their dastardly deeds. It's like using a Swiss Army knife as a lock-pick—ingenious but oh-so-naughty.Already a member? Log in here