The operators of the SFile ransomware (aka Escal) have developed a Linux version of their malware
https://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/12 ... linux.html
this variant is for the moment for FreeBSD but good to be watchful for further variants.
New malware found
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New malware found
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Re: New malware found
There is nothing in the cited article (which is based on the Rising's Security analisys) how the malware was installed on the compromised systems and if such affected systems were found the wild. What was provided is a piece of code of cryptographic operations. Anyone can write out of their head several encryption one-liners. Still there is a conclusion at the end of the article:
Poducts such as Rising ESM anti-virus terminal security protection system can intercept and kill related ransomware. Users can install Rising's security products to avoid corresponding risks.
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Re: New malware found
So the "article" is just basically an advertisement.t42 wrote: ⤴Tue Jan 18, 2022 12:09 pm There is nothing in the cited article (which is based on the Rising's Security analisys) how the malware was installed on the compromised systems and if such affected systems were found the wild. What was provided is a piece of code of cryptographic operations. Anyone can write out of their head several encryption one-liners. Still there is a conclusion at the end of the article:Poducts such as Rising ESM anti-virus terminal security protection system can intercept and kill related ransomware. Users can install Rising's security products to avoid corresponding risks.