Bleepingcomputer ShadowRay 2.0 Campaign Exploits Ray Clusters for Crypto Mining
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A global campaign named ShadowRay 2.0 is targeting exposed Ray clusters, exploiting the unpatched CVE-2023-48022 vulnerability. The attacks, attributed to a threat actor known as IronErn440, have been active since at least September 2024, converting compromised systems into a self-replicating botnet for cryptocurrency mining and data theft.
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