Prompting the Payload: How an npm Supply Chain Attack Delivers the RedC2 AI-Powered Linux Implant
Excerpt
RedC2 extends its control layer with an AI-driven component called Red
post-exploitation tasks, from network reconnaissance to credential dumping, using natu…
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