North Korean hackers are behind a new macOS malware campaign that targets the crypto industry using fake Zoom invites.

North Korean state-backed hackers have been using a new family of macOS malware called NimDoor in a campaign that targets web3 and cryptocurrency organizations.

North Korean hackers are using fake Zoom invites to install ‘NimDoor’ malware — a rare Nim-compiled backdoor targeting macOS ...

SentinelLabs observed North Korean actors deploying novel TTPs to target crypto firms, including a mix of programming ...

Researchers warn that recent attack campaigns against Web3 and crypto startups by a North Korean APT group have leveraged a ...

Threat actors are using social engineering to impersonate trusted contacts and convince targets to install persistent malware ...

North Korea-linked hackers have deployed NimDoor, a new Apple malware targeting crypto firms, complicating detection and ...

SentinelLabs has issued a report about a new malware that targets Mac users of blockchain technologies. The report is quite ...

North Korean hackers are using Nim-compiled malware called “NimDoor” to target crypto companies on macOS, exploiting fake ...

North Korean hackers are targeting web3 firms and crypto wallets. DPRK hacking group Lazarus has sold over 13,000 stolen BTC ...

Less understood than phishing, the social engineering technique that tricks users into pasting malicious commands into tools ...

Why Digital Privacy is No Longer OptionalWith the way the world is today, being hyper-connected and living life online is ...