The seemingly innocuous download of a mobile game could culminate in a smartphone being compromised by sophisticated spyware. Researchers at ESET have revealed that the ScarCruft group, widely associated with North Korea, infiltrated a...
As part of a large-scale malware campaign dubbed Operation Artemis, the North Korean hacking group APT37—also known as ScarCruft—employed sophisticated attack techniques leveraging South Korea’s HWP word processor and DLL side-loading. The operation targeted...
The North Korean threat group APT37 (also known as ScarCruft, InkySquid, Reaper, and Ricochet Chollima) has launched a sweeping espionage campaign under the codename Operation HanKook Phantom, targeting government and research organizations in South...
Experts at the Genians Security Center have uncovered a sophisticated new variant of the RoKRAT malware, attributed to the North Korean threat group APT37. This latest iteration employs an unusually covert method of hiding...
