Software maker admits attackers hid backdoor in entire suite of products
South Korea's NetSarang holds hands up to 'ShadowPad' backdoor hack of its server management products
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South Korean software maker NetSarang, which makes connectivity software widely used by banks and infrastructure companies, has admitted that recent builds of all its software products were shipped with...
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