North Korean PurpleBravo hackers targeted 3,136 IPs and 20 companies using fake interviews, malicious VS Code projects, and BeaverTail malware.

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North Korean hackers hit 3,136 IPs using fake job interviews to deploy malware via coding tests on LinkedIn, targeting crypto and AI firms.

Fast forward to the present, and criminal trials that used to take a month can now run for two years or more. The unintended ...

When you launch it, you will see an interface like the one shown in the above screenshot. Now, click on the Scan button to start scanning. The software will take some time to scan your network and ...

North Korean-linked hackers have targeted more than 3,100 IP addresses tied to AI, crypto, and finance firms through fake job interviews. The campaign used frau ...

Vulnerabilities in the NPM, PNPM, VLT, and Bun package managers could lead to protection bypasses and arbitrary code ...

North Korean hackers target macOS developers with malware hidden in Visual Studio Code task configuration files.

Just yesterday, we noted the growing threat of ransomware. Now, Jamf Threat Labs is warning that North Korean threat actors ...

In two separate campaigns, attackers used the JScript C2 framework to target Chinese gambling websites and Asian government ...

How can people use the internet in authoritarian countries like China, Russia and Iran without revealing their identity? Are ...

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