
Cryptomining malware used poetry to infect more than 3,400 servers, researchers say — four words in the PoeLLM verse, changed 11 times, point the botnet to new servers
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwgJBVV95cUxNNlhYY3lhbXJxZTY3anJ3MzU2ZkwwZElYVlh1QjM1bkFWNVNyTUJYU1RpeDEwUDBhcHYzVEVRYkdBVE94WEVFSmlCRzJDc1A1dHRKdFpRdEtZTjlIS251T0I2cTlpdy1zYzZEaDhDN01oU2JxT2otX05KcGtuOGN5ZFdPaEFHOUNYbDNlU0RodGszbWFJcGNydkdicDVQakQyWjJWYkpCZ1lTajVKam9UVkE2RjRlWGpFUGg2MG5XWHhDRzdUcXRZZjBnT2l1YUkwbC1leVkwZWFzUFRMTFlIYmlhbGxxbmw3dmkxM1Q0UUllaThfRE5nbTJvTnRxNExfM1V2dk9ZMjdGZFVlN0o2V29MVll6cHlOa2JUeE9rcUZlU3VyZzVTTjU5VXQ2ak1lOHZhcVIwdm5GdlE5Y1N3ZGtB?oc=5" target="_blank">Cryptomining malware used poetry to infect more than 3,400 servers, researchers say — four words in the PoeLLM verse, changed 11 times, point the botnet to new servers</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Tom's Hardware</font>

