Sophisticated malware developers are creating Linux implants that closely mimic Korean and Taiwanese network edge appliances, making them exceptionally difficult to detect.
The technique, termed "process parameter poisoning," allows attackers to hide malicious code within the legitimate startup parameters of a Windows process.
The problem, which surfaced in the Windows Insider program as early as June and was acknowledged by Microsoft in late August, led to erroneous notifications in the Windows Security app.
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