This article uncovers VoidLink, a highly advanced malware framework engineered to silently compromise Linux-based cloud infrastructure. By targeting containerized environments such as Kubernetes and Docker, detecting major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP, and deploying memory-only plugins, rootkits, and encrypted command-and-control channels, VoidLink elevates cloud malware to a level where traditional antivirus and basic monitoring tools are largely ineffective. Its adaptive behavior, deep system reconnaissance, and aggressive anti-forensics capabilities enable attackers to maintain persistent, stealthy access while harvesting credentials and moving laterally across cloud environments. The result is a rapidly evolving threat landscape where cloud-native security, Linux-focused EDR, and continuous visibility are no longer optional—but essential for protecting modern infrastructure from professional-grade cyber adversaries. ... Read More