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North Korean hackers Kimsuky using new ReconShark reconnaissance tool to target individuals via spear-phishing.

APT43, a moderately-sophisticated cyber operator that supports North Korea's regime, engages in financially-motivated cybercrime to fund its operation

Bruce Klingner, a longtime Northeast Asia specialist, once received a message from a verified email address of Korea analyst Aidan Foster-Carter that seemed innocuous: Would Klingner review a paper by nuclear policy expert Jamie Kwong?

Nearly 10 years since Kaspersky experts unmasked an active cyberespionage campaign primarily targeting South Korean think-tanks, the state-...

Hackers from North Korea attack Russian Foreign Ministry to begin the new year

Chromatic Black Horror for the Holidays arrived just in time to give us some virtual frights this December.

North Korean hackers are behind a variety of credential theft campaigns, researchers report

APT Group Kimsuky Has New Attack Technique, Researchers Say Compliance @prajeetspeaks) • June 9, 2021     Get Permission Researchers at Malwarebytes have uncovered the latest tactics, techniques and procedures used by the North Korean threat group Kimsuky, also known as Thallium, Black Banshee and Velvet Chollima, as it continues to launch espionage attacks. This time it is using an AppleSeed backdoor. The Kimsuky g...

Researchers Reveals Hacking Operations Targeting South Korea Jun 2, 2021 12:10 GMT   ·  Comment      Since 2012, a cybercriminal from North Korea has been behind a new espionage operation targeting high-level government officials connected to their southern counterparts. According to The Hacker News, the role was to install an Android and Windows backdoor to collect critical information.  Malwarebytes attributes the activities to a threat actor known as Kimsuky. The targeted en...

Researchers Uncover Hacking Operations Targeting Government Entities in South Korea A North Korean threat actor active since 2012 has been behind a new espionage campaign targeting high-profile government officials associated with its southern counterpart to install an Android and Windows backdoor for collecting sensitive information. Cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes attributed the activity to a threat actor tracked as Kimsuky, with the targeted entities comprising of the Korea Internet and Secu...