HiatusRAT Targets SOHO Routers
Business grade routers are being infected with the HiatusRAT Remote Access Trojan a variant of tcpdump to perform packing capturing and a bash script deployed post-exploitation.
The malicious software opens a listener on port 8816 and sends sensitive information to command-and-control servers.
Data collected includes system network and file information as well as information about the running processes on the infected device.
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