North Korean threat actors are expanding their long-running remote-job fraud scheme beyond IT to healthcare and sales.

North Korean cybercriminals are using 'fake Zoom' tactics to install malware, stealing victims' sensitive data, including passwords and private keys. Cybersecurity firm Security Alliance (SEAL) warned ...

The notorious North Korean IT worker scams continue to expand beyond U.S. borders and into fields other than IT, a worrying ...

Mandiant reports UNC1069 using compromised Telegram, fake Zoom calls, and deepfake videos Victims tricked into installing malware suite including WAVESHAPER, HYPERCALL, and SUGARLOADER North Korean ...

Hacking group Kimsuky using AI-generated documents in spear-phishing attacks, South Korean cybersecurity firm says.

North Korea's Lazarus Group has stolen $6.75 billion in crypto since 2017. Learn the attack methods, the biggest heists ...

The cybersecurity threats from North Korea are perpetrated by a myriad of small hacker groups deploying malware and executing social engineering scams. North Korea (DPRK) state-affiliated hackers and ...

The campaign used a compromised Telegram account, a fake Zoom meeting, and AI-assisted deception to trick victims into executing terminal commands leading to a macOS infection chain. A financially ...

Cybersecurity researchers have linked a malicious backdoor in compromised Rust packages to previous North Korean supply chain ...

GitLab exposes abuse of its platform to trick software developers into downloading malicious payloads and finance companies into hiring North Koreans. Research from GitLab has exposed the latest ...

Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) said on Sunday that the Clarity Act would close financial regulatory gaps that allowed North Korea's Lazarus Group and other bad actors to steal cryptocurrencies. Lummis ...