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When Malware "Reasons" as a Chatbot: Inside the IA-Assisted Espionage Campaign Against Government Linux Servers

Unit 42 reconstructs CL-UNK-1211, a six-month campaign against government Linux servers: a backdoor Go unpublished (SysGoRAT), web shell camouflaged by Plesk, and comments in the code that betray the use of a language model to write malware. L'articolo When malware is used as a chatbot: inside the IA-assisted espionage campaign against government Linux servers comes from (in) digital security.
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Unit 42 reconstructs CL-UNK-1211, a six-month campaign against government Linux servers: a backdoor Go unpublished (SysGoRAT), web shell camouflaged by Plesk, and comments in the code that betray the use of a language model to write malware. L'articolo When malware is used as a chatbot: inside the IA-assisted espionage campaign against government Linux servers comes from (in) digital security.

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(in)sicurezza digitale broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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