ESET researchers have revealed a first-of-its-kind Linux UEFI bootkit, named ‘Bootkitty’, which could pose a significant risk despite being in early stages of development. The malware, which targets the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), will not run on systems with Secure Boot and cannot be widely distributed. However, its development signifies growing bootkit threats to Linux. UEFI bootkits deeply embed into systems, controlling them from boot and making detection or removal tough.
Trend Micro enhances cloud security for healthcare sector
Trend Micro has announced its ongoing dedication to providing cloud security solutions tailored for the healthcare industry via its AI-platform that secures AWS, Azure and
