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Data exfiltrators stand out as open-source malware rises
And developers aren’t trained to be skeptical, according to one software pro.
And developers aren’t trained to be skeptical, according to one software pro.
For IT pros and hosting providers, it’s time to whack some moles.
The apps were classified as part of the UniShadowTrade malware family by Group-IB.
One major driver, said a BlackBerry pro: ransomware-as-a-service.
The code connects to a command-and-control infrastructure.
No signatures, please. A behavior-based approach is best for polymorphic malware.
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