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New Linux Malware ‘HiddenWasp’ Borrows from Mirai, Azazel

🗓️ 30 May 2019 21:21:22Reported by Tom SpringType 
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A new Linux malware named HiddenWasp has been discovered, containing a rootkit, trojan, and deployment script. It uses unique evasion techniques and is believed to be used in targeted attacks. The malware went undetected until reported and shares code with Mirai and Azazel variants

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