Malware
DEEP#DOOR
- First Reported
- May 1, 2026
- Latest Reported
- May 4, 2026
Reported Context (2)
- Enables Comprehensive Data Theft—A newly identified stealthy Python-based backdoor framework dubbed DEEP#DOOR provides attackers with persistent remote command execution and surveillance capabilities on Windows Weekly Cybersecurity Recap: Active cPanel and Linux Exploits, Supply-Chain Attacks and New Malware
- The script reconstructs the embedded payload, a backdoor dubbed Deep#Door, directly in memory and on disk, and initializes the command channel. Securonix Details Deep#Door Backdoor’s Espionage and Disruption Capabilities
CVE (5)
Malware (7)
People (1)
Threat Actors (9)
MITRE ATT&CK (23)
Vendors (6)
Products (10)
Tools (3)
Industries (8)
Countries (6)
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