Code similarities are insufficient to conclude North Korea is behind Ryuk attacks, as the Hermes ransomware kit was also advertised for sale in the underground community at one time. Keep Reading
You might want to strengthen your passwords, lock down social media accounts, delete suspicious emails and not expect data privacy while traveling. Keep Reading
Threat group believed responsible for conducting financial crime on behalf of the North Korean regime, stealing millions of dollars from banks worldwide. Keep Reading
In support of this initiative, the United States has deployed aircraft and surface vessels to detect and disrupt these activities. Keep Reading
The complaint alleges that Park was a member of a government-sponsored hacking team known to the private sector as the “Lazarus Group,” and worked for a North Korean government front company. Keep Reading
From the Mydoom variant Brambul to the more recent Fallchill, WannaCry, and the targeting of cryptocurrency exchanges, we see a distinct timeline of attacks beginning from the moment North Korea entered the world stage as a significant threat actor. Keep Reading
The state-sponsored hacking program is highly advanced and covers three main areas: intelligence operations, destructive campaigns, and currency generation. Keep Reading
The Sun Team is still actively trying to implant spyware on Korean victims’ devices. Once the malware is installed, it copies sensitive information including personal photos, contacts, and SMS messages and sends them to the threat actors. Keep Reading
It's not just an offensive tool deployed by rogue states but a deterrent in rough neighborhoods. Keep Reading
It says that Russia, Iran and North Korea, in particular, are testing out more aggressive cyber threats, which pose a growing threat to the United States. Keep Reading
