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SpectralBlur: How North Korea’s Lazarus Group is Cooking Up a Storm in the macOS World
In the digital Wild West, a new villain rides into town. Meet SpectralBlur, the malware brainchild of North Korean hacking group, Lazarus. This cyber outlaw, armed with a full arsenal of capabilities, is targeting MacOS devices, with a particular penchant for the cryptocurrency and blockchain…
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It seems like there's a new "bad apple" in town and it's not the kind you'd find at your local grocery store. The infamous North Korean hacking group, Lazarus, has whipped up a fresh batch of malware named SpectralBlur, and it's set its sights on macOS devices. It's no surprise that they're particularly interested in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, because who wouldn't want a piece of that digital gold mine? Just remember, folks, keep your Apple devices as shiny on the inside as they are on the outside.Already a member? Log in here