Cyberattacks: hackers use GSocket for hidden remote access
Cybercriminals employ GSocket on compromised Linux servers to maintain encrypted remote access even after patches are applied.
Cyber threat actors are deploying the GSocket tool on compromised Linux servers. The goal of this activity is to maintain encrypted remote access to the affected systems even after the original vulnerability has been patched.
To protect IT environments, it is essential to understand how to detect, analyze, and remediate the presence of these threats related to the misuse of GSocket within corporate networks.