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Laughing All the Way to the Bank: North Korea’s BlueNoroff Hackers Unleash Malware Fiesta
BlueNoroff, the infamous North Korean hacker group, is back with a new twist. Swapping fake job ads for the guise of skills assessment portals, they’re luring victims into malware-infested traps. With a new macOS malware under their belt, BlueNoroff’s cybercrime tactics are less Ocean’s Eleven, more a high-stakes game of ‘catch and release’.
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Oh, BlueNoroff! The notorious North Korean hacker group is back at it again, taking impersonation to the next level. This time, they’re pretending to be skills assessment portals, luring unsuspecting professionals into their malware-infested lairs. And they aren't stopping at fake job ads targeting crypto enthusiasts; they've upped their game by introducing a new macOS malware to their repertoire. It's like a twisted version of Ocean's Eleven, with less George Clooney and more cybercrime.Already a member? Log in here