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Krasue Unmasked: How a Cybersecurity Plot Twist Shook the Linux World
Meet the Krasue RAT, a Linux threat lurking since 2021. It’s like the ultimate party crasher, sneaking onto Linux servers undetected, hiding ports, and deleting processes. It’s a master of disguise, camouflaging as an unsigned VMware driver. But Group-IB is on the case, unmasking this…
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Somewhere in a dimlit room, a group of hackers have been rubbing their hands together and cackling over their creation, Krasue - a rootkit, targeted at Linux systems. They've had their fun undetected since 2021, but the cybersecurity heroes at Group-IB have pulled back the curtain. It's like a bad spy novel, except there's no shaken martini in sight and the only thing that's stirred is an army of vulnerable Linux servers.Already a member? Log in here