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North Korea’s Kimsuky Unleashes Gomir Malware on South Korea: A Cyber-Espionage Saga
In their latest “gotcha” moment, North Korean hacker squad Kimsuky deploys a Linux backdoor, Gomir, sneakier than a ninja on tiptoes. Watch out, South Korea—these guys are Trojan horsing around with espionage! 🕵️♂️💻 #CyberEspionageComedy
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Just when you thought your Linux system was the Fort Knox of operating systems, along comes Gomir to throw a North Korean-flavored wrench into the works. And what’s the deal with hackers and bears? First we had Fancy Bear, now we have GoBear and its Linux-loving cousin Gomir. Maybe it's time to start naming malware after less intimidating animals, like GoHamster or GomirMeerkat.
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