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Lazarus’ Magic Trick: North Korean Hackers Turn Cybersecurity into a Horror Show
Brace yourselves, the North Korean Lazarus hacking group is back, and they’re casting spells on the MagicLine4NX software. This isn’t Hogwarts; it’s a horror show for South Korean institutions. They’re not playing Quidditch, they’re playing dirty, exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities, and making a latte trouble for…
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Well, the North Korean Lazarus hacking group is at it again, folks! This time, they've decided to play magician with the MagicLine4NX software, exploiting a zero-day vulnerability. I'll give them credit for creativity, but let's not forget, this is not a Harry Potter novel where unauthorized access to systems equals an exciting adventure. It's more like a horror story for South Korean institutions and other targets on their hit-list.Already a member? Log in here