Microsoft has warned that attackers are using a free remote access tool called GSocket to stay inside Linux servers even after the original security hole is fixed. Many admins treat a patch as the end of an incident, but this activity shows that patching alone may leave the attacker’s access untouched. GSocket is an open […]
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Microsoft Warns Hackers Are Using GSocket Backdoors to Keep Linux Servers Compromised After Patching