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Aqua News Scores of Redis Servers Infested by Sophisticated Custom-Built Malware

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Since September 2021, the threat actor has compromised at least 1,200 Redis servers — that thousands of mostly smaller organizations use as a database or a cache — and taken complete control over them.

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Aqua News Scores of Redis Servers Infested by Sophisticated Custom-Built Malware
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