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Detecting Drovorub's File Operations Hooking with Tracee

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Two years ago, the NSA (the United States’ National Security Agency) revealed that Drovorub, an advanced Russian malware created by the GRU 85 th GTsSS team, had been discovered targeting Linux systems.

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