Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab have labeled a two-part malware affecting MikroTik routers as “masterpieces,” reports Engadget. Nicknamed “Slingshot,” the malware affects the routers and computers connected to them in two phases: The first runs hostile kernel code without crashes, while the second stores the malware files in an encrypted virtual file system that can … Continue reading “Newly discovered router malware is a “masterpiece”” Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab have labeled a two-part malware affecting MikroTik routers as “masterpieces,” reports Engadget.
Newly Discovered Router Malware Is A “masterpiece”
Michael Grothaus, Fast Company
Sun, 03/11/2018 - 11:06pm
Topics: continue newly security full story kaspersky lab engadget nicknamed slingshot newly discovered router malware routers system mikrotik computers two-part masterpieces affecting labeled reports files researchers affects runs phases hostile code encrypted crashes kernel file connected stores virtual
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