What if a file name alone could compromise your Linux system—without a macro, without a dropper, and without you clicking “Run”? That’s exactly the uncomfortable reality uncovered by researchers who found a Linux-specific malware delivery trick that hides executable code inside the file name of a RAR archive entry. Even worse, most antivirus tools don’t…
Imagine this: the security camera system you installed years ago in your retail store or warehouse—the one you rarely think about—has quietly become part of a global cyber army. Not for your benefit, but for hackers wielding a new, highly evasive botnet called RondoDox. This isn’t a scene from a sci-fi movie; it’s unfolding right…
Introduction to Auto-Color Malware In recent months, the cybersecurity landscape has been faced with a novel threat known as Auto-Color, a type of malware specifically targeting Linux systems in North America and Asia. This malware has garnered attention due to its unique characteristics and capabilities, marking it as a significant player in the ongoing battle…
