North Korean Kimsuky Hackers Strike Again with Advanced Reconnaissance Malware
Kimsuky, the North Korean APT group, is back in action! They're using a new custom malware called RandomQuery to conduct reconnaissance.
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Kimsuky, the North Korean APT group, is back in action! They're using a new custom malware called RandomQuery to conduct reconnaissance.
A South Asian espionage group named Bitter has been observed targeting the Chinese nuclear energy sector.
Numerous file formats are being leveraged by North Korean advanced persistent threat group APT37, also known as Reaper, RedEyes, Scarcruft, and Ricochet Chollima, to facilitate malware distribution efforts, reports The Hacker News.
A cyberespionage hacking group tracked as 'Bitter APT' was recently seen targeting the Chinese nuclear energy industry using phishing emails to infect devices with malware downloaders.
Hackers behind the Black Basta ransomware attacks have been observed using the Qakbot trojan to deploy the Brute Ratel C4 framework.