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Laughing All the Way to the Bank: How North Korea’s BlueNoroff Hackers Are Having a Field Day with ObjCShellz Malware
Lock up your data, the North Korean macOS malware is back! BlueNoroff, the digital world’s answer to ‘Ocean’s Eleven’, has whipped up a new menace named ObjCShellz. This charmingly-named malware is their latest tool to pickpocket crypto exchanges and banks. Think of it as the digital cat burglar you never sought for a neighbor!
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Hold on to your MacBooks, folks! North Korea's notorious hacking group, BlueNoroff, is back in town with a new trick up their sleeve - a cute little malware named ObjCShellz. But don't be deceived by its unthreatening name, this malware is a Trojan horse in sheep's clothing. It's like the overly friendly neighbor who turns out to be a cat burglar. So, if you're a crypto exchange, a financial organization, or a bank, you might want to double-check your digital locks and windows.Already a member? Log in here