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Krasue: The Ghostly Linux RAT Haunting Telecom Companies – Unmasking the Sneaky Cyber Specter
Like a ghost in the machine, the Krasue Linux Malware Detection has been a phantom menace for two years. Flying under the radar, it’s been spooking telecoms in Thailand. Thankfully, the cyber-detectives at Group-IB have finally outed this sneaky specter. Now, let’s brace ourselves for…
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Just when we thought the world of cyberattacks couldn't possibly get any more "RAT" infested, here comes Krasue, a Linux Remote Access Trojan (or RAT, for those not in the know) that's been silently lurking in the shadows for two years. Kudos to the sharp-eyed boffins at Group-IB for spotting this sneaky specimen. But hey, what's a little more malware among friends, right?Already a member? Log in here