Bashrats
Bashrats are a type of malware that targets Linux systems. The name is a portmanteau of "bash," the default shell on many Linux distributions, and "rats," a common abbreviation for remote access trojans. Bashrats are designed to gain unauthorized access to a system, allowing attackers to execute commands, steal data, or spread further within a network.
These malicious scripts or programs often exploit vulnerabilities in software or misconfigurations in system settings to
The primary goal of Bashrats is typically to compromise a server or workstation for malicious purposes. This
Defending against Bashrats involves standard security practices such as keeping systems updated, employing firewalls, regularly auditing