First of its kind: Malware Godlua abuses new DoH protocol to hide its trace
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First of its kind: Malware Godlua abuses new DoH protocol to hide its trace

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First of its kind: Malware Godlua abuses new DoH protocol to hide its trace
14:26:40 / July 10, 2019

Godlua, a Linux DDoS bot, is the first-ever malware strain seen abusing new DoH (DNS over HTTPS) protocol.

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