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Beware of Crafty Kimsuky: How North Korea’s Elite Hackers Exploit Weak Email Defenses
Beware of APT43’s latest trick: exploiting DMARC duds to launch credible-looking spearphishing soirees. The NSA and FBI suggest jazzing up your email’s bouncer policy—because letting these cyber party crashers in could turn your inbox into a geopolitical piñata.
Hot Take:
When it comes to cybersecurity, it seems North Korea has turned into that one friend who always knows a little too much about your personal life because they've been scrolling through your emails. The NSA and FBI are essentially the neighborhood watch, warning us that APT43 is the digital equivalent of a nosy neighbor with a master key to everyone's front door – except they're less about borrowing a cup of sugar and more about geopolitical espionage. So maybe it's time to change the locks and upgrade that flimsy DMARC fence to something a little more robust, huh?
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