
The cybersecurity arena is in constant flux, and the debut of Bifrose—a Linux-tailored version of the infamous Bifrost malware—represents a significant shift in cybercriminal focus. Bifrost, known as a potent remote access Trojan (RAT), allows perpetrators to seize control of infected computers. Its pivot to target Linux is noteworthy given the OS’s prevalence in digital infrastructures. Bifrose’s arrival signifies not










