Attackers increasingly target network infrastructure instead of individual devices. A newly analyzed toolkit, known as the DKnife Linux traffic hijack tool, shows how compromised routers become silent malware delivery platforms. By manipulating traffic at the gateway level, attackers gain broad control over connected systems. Security researchers warn that this technique spreads infections without user interaction.…
Security researchers have uncovered a Linux Snap malware campaign that abuses the Snap package ecosystem to distribute malicious software. Attackers have uploaded trojanized packages that appear legitimate but contain hidden payloads designed to compromise Linux systems. The activity highlights growing risks within trusted software distribution platforms. How the Malware Enters Snap Packages Attackers begin by…