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New Unix rootkit used to steal ATM banking data

Threat analysts following the discovery of a previously unknown rootkit that is used to steal ATM banking data and conduct fraudulent transactions. LightBasin’s new rootkit is a Unix kernel module named “Caketap” that is deployed on servers running the Oracle Solaris operating system. Other tools linked to the actor in previous attacks include Slapstick, Tinyshell, Steelhound, Steelcorgi, Wingjook, Wingcrack, Binbash, Wiperight, and the Mignogcleaner.”]

Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-unix-rootkit-used-to-steal-atm-banking-data/

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