'This is a first for us': Attackers uses poem to infect thousands of servers with malware
THE SO WHAT
Attackers hiding malware instructions in poems on GitHub is another proof that payloads are now steganographic and living off trusted platforms. Security teams need to expand monitoring from binaries and URLs to content patterns and repo activity that look “normal” to humans but not to your detectors.
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