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Kaspersky suspects Chinese hackers planted a backdoor into Daemon Tools in ‘widespread’ attack

Zack Whittaker · 20 hours ago · Read original ↗

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5 predictions
T1195.002Compromise Software Supply Chain
91%
“or took action. kaspersky said the supply chain attack is “ still active, ” suggesting that the hackers can still plant malware on thousands of computers running the disc imaging software. this is the latest in a string of so - called “ supply chain ” attacks that have targeted d…”
T1195Supply Chain Compromise
61%
“or took action. kaspersky said the supply chain attack is “ still active, ” suggesting that the hackers can still plant malware on thousands of computers running the disc imaging software. this is the latest in a string of so - called “ supply chain ” attacks that have targeted d…”
T1195.002Compromise Software Supply Chain
56%
“##door when we checked it with the online malware scanner service virustotal. it ’ s not known if the macos version of daemon tools was compromised, or if other apps made by disc soft are affected. when contacted for comment, a disc soft representative said they are “ aware of th…”
T1195.001Compromise Software Dependencies and Development Tools
51%
“or took action. kaspersky said the supply chain attack is “ still active, ” suggesting that the hackers can still plant malware on thousands of computers running the disc imaging software. this is the latest in a string of so - called “ supply chain ” attacks that have targeted d…”
T1072Software Deployment Tools
32%
“kaspersky suspects chinese hackers planted a backdoor into daemon tools in ‘ widespread ’ attack security researchers at kaspersky say they have identified a malicious backdoor planted in the popular and long - running windows disc imaging software, daemon tools. the russian cybe…”

Summary

The cybersecurity company says it's seen thousands of infection attempts, and at least a dozen successful hacks after users installed malicious versions of the popular Windows software.