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On November 2, attackers exploited PHP2Shell flaws in Check Point gateways to deploy a data-wiping malware called destroyv6 on VMware ESXi hosts. The campaign initially targeted Israeli organizations before expanding globally, leaving political notes and rejecting ransom payments. Researchers linked the tools to a Chinese threat cluster, though attribution remains unconfirmed.
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