Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, November 24, this is an accident that may make you feel comfortable as a result. After a group of hackers set up a server to provide attack services, security companies found misconfigurations in the source code, causing their own devices to be infected with malicious programs.

Since its inception, Buguard, a network security startup, has adhered to the idea of cracking down on hackers. The company recently targeted the group of hackers by exploiting a loophole to destroy the servers used by hackers to spread malware and extortion software. Foreign science and technology media TechCrunch pointed out that Buguard has effectively shut down five command and control servers, four of which have completely invaded.

Buguard recently launched a counterattack after reviewing the source code of Mars Stealer malware flowing out of the network. Mars Stealer is a malware-as-a-service platform where hackers can rent server time to attack.

CTOnews.com learned that after Buguard reviewed the source code, he found that the group of hackers failed in their technical ability and leaked the wrong installation instructions in the code. According to Morphisec, operators who want to do malware end up with flawed instructions that eventually configure their ClearC servers to inadvertently provide "full access" to the world. In some cases, the incompetence of potential hackers leads to the exposure of "critical assets".

Then Buguard showed up and they looked at the source code of Mars Stealer and found a loophole. Researchers have developed an intrusion script for this vulnerability that allows them to break into Cellular C servers and eventually take over them.

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