'TheMoon' malware shows its dark side, grows to 40,000 bots from 88 countries
Malware first identified in 2014 re-emerges and gets delivered by the criminal proxy service Faceless, now growing at 7,000 users per week.
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Malware first identified in 2014 re-emerges and gets delivered by the criminal proxy service Faceless, now growing at 7,000 users per week.
Black Lotus Labs reveals how TheMoon malware used end-of-life routers to power a notorious cybercrime service called Faceless.
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