Dec. 7, 2023, 2:17 p.m. | Tushar Subhra Dutta

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Hackers exploit reverse TCP shells on Linux or Unix systems to gain unauthorized remote access. This enables them to do the following illicit activities by exploiting vulnerabilities while masking their identity and location:- Cybersecurity researchers at PwC recently discovered a reverse TCP shell for Linux or Unix systems with C2 capabilities while analyzing one of […]


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