BPFDoor Backdoor and New AVERAT Implant Hide in SMTP Traffic on Telecom Edge Devices
A new BPFDoor backdoor variant and the AVERAT implant hide on telecom edge devices by posing as mail traffic. See how they work and how to hunt them.
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