The cybersecurity sphere is tackling a covert threat called Krasue, a remote access trojan (RAT) that infiltrates Linux systems, primarily targeting telecommunications companies. It operates through a highly adaptive rootkit with various variants, making detection and elimination difficult. The primary goal of Krasue RAT is to maintain access in host systems. Its deployment strategy and specific targeting remain unknown. Research is ongoing to counteract this threat.
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