News North Korea hackers go after business executives in latest info-stealing schemeEspionage operation dubbed ‘Chaotic Capybara’ spreads macOS malware to both job seekers and the C-suite, researchers say North Korean cybercriminals have deployed a new malware to steal data from potential job seekers and executives, continuing their elaborate espionage operations targeting the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors through fake recruitment schemes. The DPRK threat actor Velvet Chollima, also known as Kimsuky, distributed a new information-stealing program that researchers have named “Chaotic Capybara,” according to a new report released by the British-Argentine-Uruguayan cybersecurity firm Birmingham Cyber Arms (BCA) on Tuesday. Researchers linked the new malware targeting Apple computers to North Korea’s ongoing Contagious Interview campaign targeting the crypto-financial sector and Web3 ecosystem built around © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |