Attackers' Use of Uncommon Programming Languages Continues to Grow
Attackers' Use of Uncommon Programming Languages Continues to Grow Attackers use uncommon languages — such as Go, D, Nim, and Rust — to evade detection or make their development process more efficient. Kelly Sheridan PDF Uncommon programming languages — including Go, Rust, Nim, and DLang — are becoming favorites among malware authors seeking to bypass security defenses or address weak spots in their development process, BlackBerry researchers report. The research team chose these four languages after noticing an increase in their use for malicious intent, as well as an increase in the...
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