PUMAKIT, a stealthy Linux rootkit, uses syscall hooking, memory-resident execution, and advanced privilege escalation techniques.

The multi-stage rootkit targets Linux systems, using advanced stealth techniques to escalate privileges and avoid detection.

A new Linux malware rootkit, Pumakit, has recently surfaced that manages to surreptitiously hide on affected systems. For now ...

A new Linux rootkit malware called Pumakit has been discovered that uses stealth and advanced privilege escalation techniques to hide its presence on systems.

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While not production-ready malware, ‘Bootkitty’ provides a proof of concept for exploiting Linux systems at boot-up — ...

Several security researchers have examined the prototype and made interesting findings. Bootkitty also uses the LogoFail bug ...

In early Nov, Rapid7 Labs identified a new, highly evasive malware installer, 'CleverSoar,' targeting Chinese and Vietnamese-speaking victims. CleverSoar is designed to deploy and protect multiple ...

Researchers at security firm ESET said Wednesday that they found the first UEFI bootkit for Linux. The discovery may portend ...