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North Korean Hackers’ Malware Mashup: A Wild Cybersecurity Party You Can’t Miss!
North Korean hackers are the diabolical DJs of macOS malware tactics. They’re mixing and matching RustBucket and KANDYKORN strains like chart-topping hits, while SwiftLoader masquerades with a plot twist. And let’s not forget ObjCShellz, the party-crashing third wheel. It’s a malware mashup that’s keeping cybersecurity…
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North Korean hackers are throwing a mental malware mashup party and we're all invited! The party favors? The RustBucket and KANDYKORN malware strains. Mixing and matching like a DJ on the turntables, they're busting out new beats, leaving cybersecurity officials scratching their heads. Who knew that North Korean threat actors would be the ones to teach us about the art of mixology, right?Already a member? Log in here