* There's no information provided on the raw volume of this malware. Large fluctuations don't mean much with low volumes - if 50 machines were infected last month and 127 were infected this month, that's their 254% right there.
* The blog post is more or less an ad for "Microsoft Defender for Endpoint" and Microsoft Edge.
Isn’t Microsoft always championing Linux malware? Anyway it appears to get in through SSH with default passwords so it’s nothing to worry about as usual. Typical MS anti-Linux FUD like this is issued by MS quarterly at least lol.
Two things worth noting:
* There's no information provided on the raw volume of this malware. Large fluctuations don't mean much with low volumes - if 50 machines were infected last month and 127 were infected this month, that's their 254% right there.
* The blog post is more or less an ad for "Microsoft Defender for Endpoint" and Microsoft Edge.
Curious readers might compare and contrast this similar blog post about Windows malware: https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2022/04/12/tarrask-m...