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Sneaky Linux Worm Disguises as Mirai to Mine Crypto: The NoaBot Menace
In the shadowy realm of Linux threats, meet NoaBot: a sly Mirai offspring mining crypto covertly. It’s not your grandpa’s malware!
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Linux devices worldwide are getting schooled in the fine art of cyber parasitism, thanks to a new malware graduate from the School of Mirai Arts. This wily worm isn't just self-replicating; it's moonlighting as a crypto miner, sneakily pocketing digital coins from its victims. Talk about a side hustle!Already a member? Log in here