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Laughing in the Face of Danger: Lazarus Group’s Cyber Shenanigans & Their New Toy, SIGNBT
Lazarus Group Software Exploitation: a never-ending saga. It’s like watching a Marvel movie but with a villain who keeps evolving. The Lazarus Group, linked to North Korea, never shies from a sequel, always returning with new tricks up their sleeves. This time it’s SIGNBT, their shiny new malware toy. Sit tight, it’s going to be a wild ride!
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Oh, Lazarus, you're at it again! This time with a more sophisticated, targeted attack and a shiny new toy called SIGNBT. I'm not sure whether to be impressed by the Lazarus Group's tenacity or worried about their ever-evolving tactics. Maybe a bit of both? One thing's for sure, they're not going down without a fight, and they're not going to stop trying to steal source code or poison software supply chains. It's like a twisted version of a Marvel movie, where the villain just keeps coming back with new powers.Already a member? Log in here