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Unmasking Cyber Villains: The Lazarus Group’s Notorious Hacking Spree
The Lazarus Group, the James Bonds of cybercrime, are back, using zero-day exploits like yesterday’s fashion and hacking more companies than a lumberjack in a forest. They’re not just causing chaos, they’re financing North Korean hacking campaigns, proving that in the world of cybercrime, no…
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Looks like the Lazarus Group is back at it again, shaking up the world of cybersecurity. These guys are the James Bonds of cybercrime, using zero-day exploits like they're going out of style and hacking more companies than a lumberjack in a forest. They've got their fingers in so many pies, it's hard to keep track. But one thing's for sure, they're not here to play games... unless those games involve stealing sensitive data and causing mayhem.Already a member? Log in here