New Linux malware Pumakit manages to hide itselfA new rootkit named Pumakit targets outdated Linux systems, leveraging advanced hiding techniques for stealth and privilege escalation.
Hackers exploited Windows 0-day for 6 months after Microsoft knew of itHackers backed by North Korean government exploited a Windows zero-day vulnerability for monthsMicrosoft's delayed patching of vulnerability may be due to its view on admin-to-kernel security boundaries
New Linux Rootkit PUMAKIT Uses Advanced Stealth Techniques to Evade DetectionPUMAKIT is an advanced Linux rootkit capable of privilege escalation, file hiding, and stealth operations, posing significant cybersecurity threats.
Hackers exploited Windows 0-day for 6 months after Microsoft knew of itHackers backed by North Korean government exploited a Windows zero-day vulnerability for monthsMicrosoft's delayed patching of vulnerability may be due to its view on admin-to-kernel security boundaries
New Linux Rootkit PUMAKIT Uses Advanced Stealth Techniques to Evade DetectionPUMAKIT is an advanced Linux rootkit capable of privilege escalation, file hiding, and stealth operations, posing significant cybersecurity threats.