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HeadCrab 2.0 Menace Doubles Down on Redis Servers: Stealthy Malware Upgrade Sparks Cryptojacking Alert
Redis servers, beware! The malware ‘HeadCrab’ is back with a vengeance, doubling its zombified servers for a cryptocurrency heist. And yes, the crabby culprit claims it’s all “legal in my country.” Talk about clawing your way to $15K a year!
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Well, if cybercrime had a loyalty program, HeadCrab would be racking up points for innovation and persistence. The malware's latest glow-up to version 2.0 isn't just a testament to the threat actor's commitment to their craft; it's also a not-so-gentle reminder that they're out there upgrading their digital gremlins while we're still trying to remember our passwords. It's like a B-movie sequel: you know it's going to be bad, but you can't help but watch.
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