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A new malware has infiltrated AWS Lambda services, and investigators still aren’t sure how it happened. Here’s how it works and how to protect your organization.
Cado Labs routinely analyses cloud environments to look for the latest threats. As part of ongoing research, we found the first publicly-known case of malware specifically designed to execute in an AWS Lambda environment. We named this malware Denonia, after the name the attackers gave the domain it communicates with.
The new cryptomining malware is written in Go for easier deployment and uses AWS's own open-source Go libraries.
The malware, dubbed Denonia, is written in Go for easier deployment and uses AWS's own open-source Go libraries.