A large-scale Redis cryptojacking operation targets thousands of exposed Linux servers by abusing unauthenticated Redis deployments to install XMRig cryptocurrency miners and establish durable, cron-based persistence. The campaign scans IPv4 address ranges for Redis services exposed to the internet, typically on TCP port 6379, then attempts to interact with instances that allow connections without authentication. […]
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