A relatively unknown but particularly stealthy technique to hide files on Linux hosts. On unhardened boxes, unprivileged users can conceal files from even the root user. Disk content remains in memory, hindering disk acquisition during forensic investigation. (1/7) 👇

Newer variants of the #BPFDoor has an interesting modification made that avoids detections looking for processes with raw sockets. The kernel reports SOCK_DGRAM rather then rather loud "SOCK_RAW". Here we have a sample found in the recent SK telco breach. (1/21)

#ESET research has identified #Linux malware samples, one of which we named #WolfsBane and attribute with high confidence to #Gelsemium. This 🇨🇳 China-aligned APT group, active since 2014, has not previously been publicly reported to use Linux malware. www.welivesecurity.com/en/eset-rese... 🧵(1/6)

What a fantastic book.

There is an interesting idea in here. Imagine a signalling firewall integrated in a way that detects SS7 / Diameter attacks originating from the GRX/IPX and informs the subscriber in real time to - offering immediate situational awareness to the customer.

I've lost count of the number of times I've found myself landing on nickvsnetworking.com when doing research. High quality content.

DEC VT-100 (1978)

GoblinRAT 👀 ✅ Tailored process name masquerading ✅ Port knocking ✅ Self destruct capability ✅ Overwrites disk artefacts with /dev/urandom ✅ Found on compromised gov infrastructure ✅ Linux / #golang ❌ IoCs but no samples anywhere to be found 😭