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Black Hat 2020: Linux Spyware Stack Ties Together 5 Chinese APTs

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August 6, 2020

The groups, all tied to the Winnti supply-chain specialist gang, were seen using the same Linux rootkit and backdoor combo.
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Author: Tara Seals

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