North Korean hackers behind the "Contagious Interview" campaign are evolving their malware arsenal by merging BeaverTail and OtterCookie capabilities and pioneering the use of blockchain networks as command-and-control servers. The group targets job seekers through fake recruitment scams, ...
North Korean hackers are conducting a sophisticated multi-platform cyber campaign called "Contagious Interview," targeting software developers worldwide with advanced malware including the newly discovered AkdoorTea backdoor. The attackers pose as recruiters on job platforms like LinkedIn ...
North Korean hackers are expanding their cyber attack targets beyond software developers to include marketing professionals and cryptocurrency traders, using ClickFix social engineering tactics to distribute BeaverTail and InvisibleFerret malware. The Lazarus-affiliated Gwisin Gang operate...
North Korean hackers are targeting Web3 and cryptocurrency companies with sophisticated Nim-based malware called NimDoor, featuring advanced process injection and encrypted communications. The attacks use social engineering through fake Zoom meetings and malicious SDK updates to deploy mul...
North Korean state-backed hackers have deployed NimDoor, a sophisticated new macOS malware targeting cryptocurrency and web3 organizations through social engineering tactics disguised as Zoom SDK updates. The malware features an innovative signal-based persistence mechanism that automatica...
