A new, sophisticated Linux malware named “sedexp” has been discovered, quietly evading detection since 2022. Its unique persistence technique, leveraging udev rules, has allowed it to operate under the radar, making it a particularly dangerous threat. This article explores how this malware operates, its unique evasion strategies, and the implications for Linux security. How […]
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A new, sophisticated Linux malware named “sedexp” has been discovered, quietly evading detection since 2022. Its unique persistence technique, leveraging udev rules, has allowed it to operate under the radar, making it a particularly dangerous threat. This article explores how this malware operates, its unique evasion strategies, and the implications for Linux security. How
The post Sedexp Malware: The Stealthy Linux Threat Evading Detection appeared first on TuxCare.
The post Sedexp Malware: The Stealthy Linux Threat Evading Detection appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Article Link: Sedexp Malware: The Stealthy Linux Threat Evading Detection – Security Boulevard
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