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Kaspersky suspects Chinese hackers planted a backdoor into Daemon Tools in ‘widespread’ attack
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Kaspersky suspects Chinese hackers planted a backdoor into Daemon Tools in ‘widespread’ attack

By Zack WhittakerMay 5, 2026·Source: TechCrunch·5 views

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The cybersecurity company says it's seen thousands of infection attempts, and at least a dozen successful hacks after users installed malicious versions of the popular Windows software.

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