2024-4-25 13:30 |
The notorious Lazarus Group, a cybercriminal organization believed to be backed by North Korea, has emerged with a new attack strategy targeting unsuspecting companies on LinkedIn, a popular professional networking platform.
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Предположительно связанная с Северной Кореей хакерская группировка Lazarus нацелилась на соискателей работы в сфере блокчейна и криптовалют, использующих сервис LinkedIn. Об этом сообщает поставщик решений по кибербезопасности F-Secure.
2020-8-26 10:52 | |
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According to a report by F-secure, a Finland-based cybersecurity company, hackers from the infamous Lazarus group targeted a crypto firm in an attack last year.
2020-8-26 18:50 | |
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North Korean Lazarus group is back, and once again, it is trying to get its hands on as many digital coins as possible. The infamous hacking team seems to have come up with a new campaign which revolves around targeting crypto organization by exploiting LinkedIn and the corporations’ human element.
2020-8-26 14:49 | |
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North Korean hackers Lazarus Group used a fake LinkedIn profile to launch a cyber attack.
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