Tag: #LinuxSecurity
The ever-evolving cyberwarfare landscape takes a sinister turn with the discovery of AcidPour, a new variant of the Russia-linked AcidRain data-wiping malware. This article delves into AcidPour’s capabilities, its connection to its predecessor, and the potential implications for critical infrastructure. The original AcidRain emerged in the early stages of the Russo-Ukrainian war, deployed against KA-SAT […]
Researchers at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 have uncovered a new variant of the Bifrost Malware, a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), specifically targeting Linux systems. This latest iteration employs several novel evasion techniques, including the use of a deceptive domain designed to bypass security measures and compromise unsuspecting users. Bifrost, first identified two decades ago, […]
While Linux has earned a reputation for inherent security, no system is entirely immune to threats. The evolving landscape of cyber threats and the increasing popularity of Linux necessitate a nuanced understanding of potential vulnerabilities. This article explores ten key reasons why some users might consider using antivirus for Linux, even though the traditional need […]