"Our advice is to stop using this watch" as mitigations are not available, researchers told Threatpost.

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“DarkGate” malware uses Akamai, AWS DNS records and multiple payloads for cryptomining, credential theft and endpoint takeover. A sophisticated malware campaign has been identified by an enSilo researcher that hasn’t been detected before and is quite advanced than many of the malware identified before. It has been dubbed as DarkGate by the developer, reports researcher […]

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