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Crypto Catastrophe: North Korea’s Lazarus Group’s Sneaky Software Heist Uncovered!
Lazarus Group strikes again! North Korea’s cyber squad sneaks backdoors into legitimate software on Gitlab, targeting cryptocurrency developers worldwide. Their latest escapade, Phantom Circuit, places malicious code in open-source tools, compromising devices and stealing sensitive data. This cunning move shows a shift in their sneaky strategies. Stay vigilant, folks!

Hot Take:
Looks like the Lazarus Group is back at it again, turning open-source enthusiasm into an open-source nightmare! Who needs to hack banks when you’ve got the entire crypto industry downloading your malware-laden software? Talk about a supply chain attack with a side of kimchi!
Key Points:
- Lazarus Group’s latest operation, Phantom Circuit, targets the cryptocurrency industry via compromised software packages.
- The campaign has affected hundreds of developers and tech sectors worldwide, especially in Europe and India.
- Backdoors were planted in legitimate software clones shared on platforms like Gitlab.
- North Korean cyber-spies used advanced obfuscation tactics and layered infrastructure to evade detection.
- Critical data exfiltration was managed through a centralized administrative system on C2 servers.