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Previously unseen Msupedge backdoor targeted a university in Taiwan

Security Affairsby @securityaffairs ()2 min read2
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Experts spotted a previously undetected backdoor, dubbed Msupedge, that was employed in an attack against a university in Taiwan. Broadcom Symantec researchers discovered a previously undetected backdoor, called Msupedge, that was employed in an attack targeting an unnamed university in Taiwan. The most notable feature of the backdoor is that it relies on DNS tunnelling to communicate with a C2 server.

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