Attackers are targeting insecure Redis instances, exposed to the internet, to access Linux servers and delete web files and folders in exchange for ransom. A recent run of attacks against Linux ...

Security researchers discovered a new campaign that targets Redis servers on Linux hosts using a piece of malware called ‘Migo’ to mine for cryptocurrency. Redis (Remote Dictionary Server) is an ...

Earlier this month, security researchers discovered a new peer-to-peer (P2P) malware with self-spreading capabilities that targets Redis instances running on Internet-exposed Windows and Linux systems ...

Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated malware campaign targeting Redis, a popular data store system. This campaign, dubbed “Migo,” employs novel tactics to compromise Redis servers, with ...

Attackers behind the Migo malware target exposed Redis servers and change key configuration settings to install the cryptominer and gain persistence. Cloud attackers are stepping up their game in a ...

Earlier this month, researchers from Palo Alto’s Unit 42 discovered a peer-to-peer worm dubbed P2PInfect targeting Redis installations, an open-source database application used in cloud environments.

Researchers have spotted a concerted cyber compromise campaign targeting cloud servers running vulnerable instances of Apache Hadoop, Atlassian Confluence, Docker, and Redis. The attackers are ...

The worm, dubbed P2PInfect, works across platforms and is resistant to takedowns. It might be the first stage of a larger attack. Researchers have discovered a new worm that infects servers running ...