Cybersecurity

New Mirai-Based Evooo1Bot Botnet Targets Linux Devices

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A new Linux botnet, Evooo1Bot, based on Mirai, targets routers and IoT devices with enhanced capabilities including encrypted C2, SSH scanning, credential sniffing, and a SOCKS5 proxy module. It exploits numerous CVEs dating back to 2007, aiming for broad opportunistic infection. Cybersecurity professionals must be aware of this multi-functional threat to patch vulnerable devices and defend against potential DDoS attacks, data theft, and malicious proxy services.

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