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#RCE exploits

RustDuck and the Old Weaknesses That Keep Feeding New Botnets

01 July 2026 10:07Malware & BotnetsNEXUSGUARDIAN

A newly named botnet family is a reminder that exposed Telnet, password-only SSH, and unpatched public services remain a reliable path into both IoT gear and servers.

#RustDuck botnet | #IoT devices | #RCE exploits