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The Register
VMware ran tests on kernel 5.19 and saw some nasty numbers. Meanwhile progress on version 6.0 is steady VMware engineers have tested the Linux kernel's fix for the speculative execution bug, and report it can impact compute performance by a whopping 70 percent.… Retbleed
The Register
Also, Authorities seize WT1SHOP selling 5.8m sets of PII, The North Face users face tough secuirty hike AT&T cybersecurity researchers have discovered a sneaky piece of malware targeting Linux endpoints and IoT devices in the hopes of gaining persistent access and turning victims into crypto-mining drones.… In brief
Dark Reading
The Shikitega malware takes over IoT and endpoint devices, exploits vulnerabilities, uses advanced encoding, abuses cloud services for C2, installs a cyptominer, and allows full remote control.
The Hacker News
A new piece of stealthy Linux malware called Shikitega has been uncovered adopting a multi-stage infection chain to compromise endpoints and IoT devices and deposit additional payloads. "An attacker can gain full control of the system, in addition to the cryptocurrency miner that will be executed and set to persist," AT&T Alien Labs said in a new report published Tuesday. The findings add to a
ZDNet Security
'Sophisticated' Shikitega malware secretly exploits known vulnerabilities in Linux.
Bleeping Computer
A new stealthy Linux malware known as Shikitega has been discovered infecting computers and IoT devices with additional payloads. [...]
Dark Reading
Ransomware in particular poses a major threat, but security vendors say there has been an increase in Linux-targeted cryptojacking, malware, and vulnerability exploits as well, and defenders need to be ready.
Bleeping Computer
Chile's national computer security and incident response team (CSIRT) has announced that a ransomware attack has impacted operations and online services of a government agency in the country. [...]
ZDNet Security
Ransomware groups want to make as much money as possible - that means they're going after more varied targets.
The Hacker News
Details of an eight-year-old security vulnerability in the Linux kernel have emerged that the researchers say is "as nasty as Dirty Pipe." Dubbed DirtyCred by a group of academics from Northwestern University, the security weakness exploits a previously unknown flaw (CVE-2022-2588) to escalate privileges to the maximum level. "DirtyCred is a kernel exploitation concept that swaps unprivileged