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An In-depth Analysis of Linux/Ebury
| | blogs.blackberry.com
Symbiote: A New, Nearly-Impossible-to-Detect Linux Threat
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| | There's a new, nearly-impossible-to-detect Linux threat that may be hiding in your running processes. Learn more about "Symbiote," discovered via new joint research by Intezer and BlackBerry.
| | blogs.juniper.net
Linux Servers Hijacked to Implant SSH Backdoor | Official Juniper Networks Blogs
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| | A Control Web Panel vulnerability is being used to compromise SSH servers by injecting code via dynamic library preloading.
| | synacktiv.com
LinkPro: eBPF rootkit analysis
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| | LinkPro: eBPF rootkit analysis
| | www.starlab.io
Using `gdb` to Debug the Linux Kernel - Star Lab Software
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| There are many great tools that are useful for debugging the Linux kernel, including good old-fashioned printk, ftrace, and kgdb. In this post we'll be exploring how to use the kernel debugger (kgdb) to debug a QEMU VM, although some of the techniques below may be applied to debugging via hardware interfaces like JTAG. Using gdb as a front-end for the kernel debugger allows us to debug the kernel in the familiar and powerful debugging interface of gdb.