Aqua News Linux systems are being hit by a wide-ranging and dangerous new malware
Called Perfctl, the malware was recently spotted by cybersecurity researchers from Aqua Security, who claim it has been around since at least 2021, and has so far infected thousands of Linux endpoints.
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