A highly sophisticated attack framework, “DKnife,” which targets Linux-based devices, including routers and edge devices. This adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) framework leverages seven Linux-based implants, enabling the attackers to manipulate network traffic, perform deep packet inspection (DPI), and deliver malicious software to compromised devices. The DKnife framework has been active since at least 2019, and its command-and-control […] The post Chinese APT Group Uses Linux Exploits To Redirect Traffic and Deploy Malicious Software appeared first on Cyber Security News.