Netskope has identified a new backdoor threat built in Golang that uses Telegram as its command-and-control (C2) infrastructure, allowing it to receive and execute commands. The malware is capable of executing PowerShell commands, self-destructing, and verifying the validity of received commands before action. While the use of cloud apps like Telegram as C2 servers is not uncommon, it poses a challenge for security professionals to differentiate between malicious and benign activities, with this particular backdoor believed to be of Russian origin.
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Uber shifts gear in the robotaxi race
Uber has partnered with Chinese tech giant Baidu to integrate thousands of Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis into its ride-hailing app, expanding the service beyond China and the U.S. Baidu has been testing these robotaxis in various Chinese cities since 2019, marking a significant step in autonomous ride-hailing services. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Uber is teaming up with Baidu to add a lot of robot cars to its app, helping people ride in...
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