ASUS Hack – Here is the List of MAC Addresses Affected in the ShadowHammer Cyberattack – Live Update

You may be a victim for ShadowHammer hack, here is the complete list of the MAC Address, tool to check for infection and the update to resolve the issues.

Operation ShadowHammer targeted the ASUS computers software update tool to inject a backdoor. The attack found to be active since June to November 2018 and it was discovered in January 2019.

Attackers performed a sophisticated supply chain attack by compromising the company’s server and infect the user’s computer directly with the malware through automatic software update utility. You can read more about ShadowHammer hack here.

shadowhammer hack – Check Your Device

In total, researchers identified more than 600 MAC addresses hard-coded into the malware. Kaspersky launched a free tool to check that your device is infected or not.

Just need to enter your device MAC address and click on check now, if your device is affected then the screen turns red and show a warning “Your device has been affected by the ShadowHammer attack”.

MAC Address List

Skylight published the full list of the MAC addresses that targeted in the ASUS breach. They extracted the code form disassembled the code.

“we thought it would be a good idea to extract the list and make it public so that every security practitioner would be able to bulk compare them to known machines in their domain.”

Here you can find the complete list of the complete devices MAC address that affected in ShadowHammer hack.

ASUS Live Update

ASUS published updates to help in protecting the devices, users are recommended to update with V3.6.8 or higher version to resolve security issues.

If the auto upgrade of ASUS Live Update fails, you can download the latest version of tool form ASUS website and install manually.

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Gurubaran

Gurubaran is a co-founder of Cyber Security News and GBHackers On Security. He has 10+ years of experience as a Security Consultant, Editor, and Analyst in cybersecurity, technology, and communications.

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