In a silent and serious breach, the malicious "AyySSHush" network has taken control of over 9,000 ASUS routers worldwide, exploiting security vulnerabilities to plant a backdoor that is not easily detectable. The attack relied on legitimate tools within the device, making its discovery nearly impossible. Even after rebooting or updating, the threat remains—calling for urgent action from users to protect their devices.
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In a silent and serious breach, the malicious "AyySSHush" network has taken control of over 9,000 ASUS routers worldwide, exploiting security vulnerabilities to plant a backdoor that is not easily detectable. The attack relied on legitimate tools within the device, making its discovery nearly impossible. Even after rebooting or updating, the threat remains—calling for urgent action from users to protect their devices.