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New Daxin Malware is Claimed to be the Most Advanced Malware from China

March 2, 2022
Source: binarydefense.com binarydefense.com
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Researchers at Symantec have released details of a new malware they discovered and named Daxin, which has links to Chinese threat actors. The malware is a Windows kernel driver that is designed to penetrate networks that have been hardened against cyber-attacks. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) also released details about the malware and claimed it has been used to target select governments and other critical infrastructure. Daxin is a rootkit backdoor which allows threat actors to gain root access to networks. It has a stealthy Command-and-Control (C2) function and burrows into targets’ networks and exfiltrates data without raising...
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