A sophisticated backdoor called EtherRAT is actively targeting organizations across multiple sectors by hiding its command infrastructure inside the Ethereum blockchain — a move that makes it uniquely hard to track and shut down. The malware runs on Node.js and gives attackers full remote control over compromised machines, enabling them to execute commands, steal cryptocurrency […] The post Hackers Use EtherRAT and EtherHiding to Hide Malware Infrastructure on Ethereum appeared first on Cyber Security News.