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ESET researchers have published report Dolphin, backdoor malware identified in April 2021. North Korean advanced persistent threat APT group ScarCruft APT37 or Reaper has been utilizing malware for a year and often in conjunction with the backdoor BLUELIGHT malware technology.
A malware that scans victim's mobile phone to steal data has been discovered on Windows. Security researchers have discovered a backdoor called Dolphin, which has been used by North Korean hackers in crimes for years now.
Windows malware also scans for any other removable device and takes everything of value it finds.
Spyware traced to North Korean hacking groups has been caught scanning phones that connect to infected PCs.
The backdoor, which ESET named Dolphin, has a wide range of spying capabilities, including monitoring drives and portable devices