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The hacking unit is tasked with gathering strategic intelligence.
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A hacking group linked to the North Korean government has been caught using new malware with microphone wiretapping capabilities.
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The notorious hacking group used the Halloween tragedy that killed more than 150 people to trick South Koreans into downloading malware.
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The backdoor is equipped with a wide range of spying capabilities, including exfiltrating files, keylogging, and stealing browser data, etc.
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Microsoft has shown its true powers against a group of hackers. Here’s what happened…
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Microsoft has taken hold of 50 websites used by suspected North Korean hackers to bolster attempted hacks against government employees, universities and nuclear organizations, among other targets. The company announced Monday it won a court order allowing it to take over 50 websites that a hacking group Microsoft refers to as Thallium (also known as APT37, or Reaper) has used as part of a campaign to steal sensitive data. Thallium would send phishing emails which directed would-be victims to malicious websites, where they would be prompted to enter their username and password. A successful effort would provide Thallium access to victimized account data including messages, contact lists and appointments. This effort marks the fourth time Microsoft has used U.S. courts to sink nation-state hacking infrastructure. In March, Microsoft said it took over domains used by Phosphorous, an Iranian group also known as Charming Kitten, and in August 2018 said it […]
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