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Party Crashers of the Tech World: How North Korea’s Lazarus Group Turns Your Server into Their Soiree
In the latest tech horror show, North Korea’s own cyber-gang, the Lazarus Group, is exploiting JetBrains TeamCity’s security flaw. Think of it as an unwanted office party, where the uninvited guests are “North Korean Advanced Persistent Threats”, armed with ForestTiger implants and HazyLoad proxy tools.…
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North Korea has always been a closed book, but when it comes to cyberattacks, they're an open book of horrors. It seems that the Lazarus Group, North Korea's notorious cyber-gang, is at it again, exploiting a security flaw in JetBrains TeamCity. I mean, if you thought your office holiday party was a disaster, just imagine your entire server being taken over by an implant called ForestTiger (which, let's be honest, sounds more like a rejected superhero than a cyber threat). And just when you thought it couldn't get worse, they're doubling down with a custom proxy tool, HazyLoad, to keep the party going on your servers. The tech world's worst party crashers? You decide.Already a member? Log in here