ChinaZ DDoS Bot Malware Distributed To Linux SSH Servers
The ChinaZ DDoS bot malware was discovered targeting Linux systems while a version for Microsoft Windows also exists.
The malicious software can perform SYN UDP ICMP and DNS flood attacks.
The malware also collects and exfiltrates system and network information to actor-controlled command-and-control servers.
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