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Ebury Botnet Bonanza: 400K Linux Servers Hacked for Cash Cow Chaos!
Ebury botnet, a pesky malware VIP, has RSVP’d uninvited to 400,000 Linux servers’ parties, still chilling on 100K of them. ESET’s scoop? It’s a financial fiesta of spam, crypto heists, and credit card skimming. Remember, no server is safe from this gatecrasher!
Hot Take:
Move over zombies, here come the Linux servers! Ebury's been playing the long game, quietly amassing an army of servers for over a decade - and no, they're not just mining Bitcoin or retweeting your favorite cat memes. They're out there hustling like a Silicon Valley startup, diversifying their portfolio with spam, skimming, and crypto heists. It's like the Swiss Army knife of malware, only less handy and more 'give me all your money'. And let's not forget, these guys are real masters of disguise, using stolen identities like they're trying on Halloween costumes. Trick or treat? Definitely trick.
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