Chinese hackers create LONGLEASH malware to enhance ORB network.

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Chinese hackers identified as 'UAT-7810' have developed a new malware named LONGLEASH to enhance their Operational Relay Box (ORB) network.
The hackers are primarily targeting internet-facing networking devices, particularly unpatched Ruckus routers.
LONGLEASH enables the hackers to expand their control over compromised devices for operational purposes.
The malware's development indicates a persistent effort by these hackers to evolve their capabilities and tactics.
The activity falls within a broader trend of increasing cyber threats linked to state-sponsored hacking groups.

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Chinese hackers identified as 'UAT-7810' have developed a new malware named LONGLEASH to enhance their Operational Relay Box (ORB) network.
The hackers are primarily targeting internet-facing networking devices, particularly unpatched Ruckus routers.
LONGLEASH enables the hackers to expand their control over compromised devices for operational purposes.
The malware's development indicates a persistent effort by these hackers to evolve their capabilities and tactics.
The activity falls within a broader trend of increasing cyber threats linked to state-sponsored hacking groups.

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