Microsoft: Russian hackers evolved Kazuar malware into stealthy P2P botnet
“Kazuar,” a long-running malware platform linked to the Russian state-sponsored threat group Secret Blizzard, has evolved into a stealthy peer-to-peer botnet designed for persistent intelligence collection. Microsoft Threat Intelligence reports that Kazuar has transformed from a conventional backdoor into a modular ecosystem built around three separate components, Kernel, Bridge, and Worker modules, that collectively enable … The post Microsoft: Russian hackers evolved Kazuar malware into stealthy P2P botnet appeared first on CyberInsider.
Kazuar malware has evolved into a stealthy peer-to-peer botnet designed for persistent intelligence collection, with a modular architecture that reduces visibility into malicious activity.
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