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New Variant of BPFDoor Linux Malware Features Enhanced Encryption and Stealthy Communication

Threat Level – Amber | Vulnerability Report

A new variant of the Linux malware BPFDoor has been discovered, featuring more robust encryption and reverse shell communication. It uses the BPF to bypass firewall restrictions, allowing threat actors to maintain persistence and remain undetected on breached Linux systems.

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