Notorious Malware CyberGang Goes All in on Unsecured Kubernetes Clusters
TeamTNT, a notorious cybergang known for its container-based attacks on cloud infrastructure, has found Kubernetes to be a useful tool in its efforts to mine Monero cryptocurrency from other people's servers, according to a new report from Unit 42, the research arm of [sponsor_inline_mention slug="prisma" ]Palo Alto Networks[/sponsor_inline_mention].
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