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New AyySSHush botnet compromised over 9,000 ASUS routers, adding a persistent SSH backdoor.

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“The attackers access survives both reboots and firmware updates, giving them durable control over affected devices.” ” ‍ reads the full technical analysis published by GreyNoise. “Because this key is added using the official ASUS features, this config change is persisted across firmware upgrades.

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Threat actor leaked config files and VPN passwords for over Fortinet Fortigate devices

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A previously unknown threat actor released config files and VPN passwords for Fortinet FortiGate devices on a popular cybercrime forum. “The build date coded in the last number block also points to the same date range: None of the firewall firmwares examined had been compiled after September 14, 2022.”

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BadBox rapidly grows, 190,000 Android devices infected

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” Recently, The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) announced it had blocked communication between the 30,000 devices infected with the BadBox malware and the C2. The experts reported that at least 74,000 Android-based mobile phones, tablets, and Connected TV boxes worldwide were shipped with the backdoored firmware.

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Android devices shipped with backdoored firmware as part of the BADBOX network

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Researchers warn that more than 70,000 Android smartphones, CTV boxes, and tablets were shipped with backdoored firmware as part of BADBOX network. Cybersecurity researchers at Human Security discovered a global network of consumer products, dubbed BADBOX, with firmware backdoors installed and sold through a compromised hardware supply chain.

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New iLOBleed Rootkit, the first time ever that malware targets iLO firmware

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iLOBleed, is a previously undetected rootkit that was spotted targeting the HP Enterprise’s Integrated Lights-Out ( iLO ) server management technology to tamper with the firmware modules and wipe data off the infected systems. This malware has been used by hackers for some time and we have been monitoring its performance.

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U.S. CISA adds PTZOptics camera bugs to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

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Affected devices use VHD PTZ camera firmware < 6.3.40 Organizations using VHD PTZ camera firmware < 6.3.40 used in PTZOptics, Multicam Systems SAS, and SMTAV Corporation devices based on Hisilicon Hi3516A V600 SoC V60, V61, and V63 should take immediate action to patch the discovered vulnerabilities and secure their systems.

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New Mirai botnet targets TBK DVRs by exploiting CVE-2024-3721

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. “Exploiting known security flaws in IoT devices and servers that haven’t been patched, along with the widespread use of malware targeting Linux-based systems, leads to a significant number of bots constantly searching the internet for devices to infect.” ” concludes the report.

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