Aqua News Stealthy HeadCrab malware compromised 1,200 Redis servers worldwide
Discovered by Asaf Eitnai and Nitzan Yaakov, the Aqua Nautilus security researchers posted on the company’s blog that the malware, which they’re calling “HeadCrab,” was meticulously built by attackers and is undetectable using agentless and conventional anti-virus solutions.
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