Researchers at cybersecurity firm Silent Push have uncovered a sophisticated campaign by the North Korean advanced persistent ...

Illicitly downloaded programs can steal data, provide remote access to infected systems, and serve as entry points for ...

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North Korean cyber spies created two businesses in the U.S., in violation of Treasury sanctions, to infect developers working ...

North Korean hackers set up U.S. firms to target crypto developers Silent Push identifies Lazarus Group behind fake corporate fronts FBI seizes Blocknovas domain linked to malware distribution ...

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North Korean hackers are reportedly carrying out a widespread campaign in the US by creating sham corporate entities.

Silent Push senior threat analyst Zach Edwards said in an April 24 statement to X that two shell companies are registered as legitimate businesses in the US. “These websites and a huge network ...

The companies, Blocknovas and Softglide were set up in the states of New Mexico and New York using fake personas and addresses, said researchers at Silent Push, a US cybersecurity firm.

The companies, Blocknovas LLC and Softglide LLC were set up in the states of New Mexico and New York using fake personas and addresses, researchers at Silent Push, a U.S. cybersecurity firm ...

North Korean cyber operatives quietly formed two companies in the US and used them to slip harmful code to job-seeking ...