33-Hour BGP Hijack of Softaculous Traffic Prompts Security Scramble
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A hijacking of BGP routes diverted part of Softaculous traffic to infrastructure controlled by an attacker for approximately 33 hours, including Virtualizor updates. The company indicated that a small number of servers received malicious packages and asked their customers to rotate credentials, review systems and preserve evidence.
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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity newsBGP Hijack Diverts Softaculous Traffic to Deliver Malicious Virtualizor Update
Attackers hijacked BGP routing for Softaculous last week and delivered a malicious Virtualizor update to a handful of hypervisor servers, according to a vendor incident report. Hosting providers use Virtualizor to manage VPS nodes on KVM, Xen, LXC, OpenVZ, and Proxmox, and a single master can control hundreds of virtualization servers, placing a poisoned update […] The post BGP Hijack Diverts Softaculous Traffic to Deliver Malicious Virtualizor …
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