This podcast explains the SystemBC Remote Access Trojan (RAT), which has evolved to target Linux systems, posing a significant threat to corporate networks, cloud servers, and IoT devices. It highlights the malware's technical capabilities, such as its encrypted communication, lateral movement, and persistence mechanisms, as well as common attack vectors like unpatched vulnerabilities and compromised credentials. The report identifies root causes of SystemBC attacks, emphasizing the importance of regular patch management, multi-factor authentication, and network segmentation. Furthermore, it proposes detection techniques like behavioral analysis and intrusion detection systems, along with mitigation strategies to prevent and respond to SystemBC infections. The research underscores the escalating threat of SystemBC in Linux environments and advocates for proactive security measures to safeguard critical infrastructures. References are made to cybersecurity reports, MITRE ATT&CK framework, and Linux Security Research.