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North Korean Hacker Drama: Mac Malware Disguised as Video Call App Targets Job Seekers
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered an updated variant of stealer malware linked to North Korea, targeting job seekers through a macOS disk image named MiroTalk.dmg. This malware, BeaverTail, steals data from browsers and crypto wallets, delivering additional payloads like the Python backdoor InvisibleFerret.
Hot Take:
So, North Korean hackers are now moonlighting as job recruiters and macOS aficionados? If only they put this much effort into making a legitimate LinkedIn profile, they might actually get a real job.
Key Points:
– **MiroTalk.dmg** is the latest disguise for the BeaverTail malware, targeting job seekers.
– **InvisibleFerret**, a Python backdoor, is capable of persistent remote access.
– **Bogus npm packages** such as call-blockflow are being used to distribute malware.
– **Phishing attacks by Kimsuky** target Japanese organizations with sophisticated multi-step malware.
– **North Korean hackers** are increasingly adept at social engineering and macOS hacking.
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