Report: FICORA and Kaiten Botnets Utilize Outdated D-Link Weaknesses for Worldwide Offensives

Experts in cybersecurity are alerting the public of an increase in harmful operations that enlist susceptible D-Link routers in two separate botnets, a modified form of Mirai named FICORA and an alternative version of Kaiten (also known as Tsunami) know

Experts in cybersecurity are alerting the public of an increase in harmful operations that enlist susceptible D-Link routers in two separate botnets, a modified form of Mirai named FICORA and an alternative version of Kaiten (also known as Tsunami) known as CAPSAICIN.
“This malware is commonly propagated through known vulnerabilities in D-Link that enable external attackers to implement malicious instructions using a GetDeviceSettings.

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