Qilin Ransomware Uses WSL to Run Linux Encryptors on Windows
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Qilin ransomware has been identified using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to execute Linux encryptors on Windows systems, allowing attackers to bypass traditional Windows defenses. The malware operates by executing ELF binaries, enhancing its stealth and effectiveness against targeted systems.
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