More suspected North Korean malware identified after US alert on Kimsuky hackers
Researchers say they combined government data with their own findings to identify previously undocumented spyware.
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(Getty Images) Government Microsoft seizes 50 websites used by North Korean hackers to gather intelligence
Victims were located mostly in the U.S., Japan and South Korea, the company said.
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President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong Un shake hands during their 2018 summit in Singapore. (White House / Dan Scavino / Twitter) Technology North Korean hackers target U.S. entities amid stalled denuclearization talks
A hacking group with North Korean ties has been targeting U.S. entities with malicious documents this summer as it works to hide its tracks better, according to research from Prevailion.
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The North Korean flag. (Getty Images) Government Hacking group targets organizations focused on North Korea’s missile program
Targets included the foreign ministries in at least three countries, as well as Stanford University.