Lazarus Group’s New Malware is Harder To Detect, Cyber Security Firm Warns Crypto Firms
Cyber security experts at ESET have warned firms of the threat posed by the Lazarus Group’s new malware “LightlessCan” saying it is more difficult to detect than previous versions. According to the firm, the malware is m...
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According to the firm, the malware is mostly deployed in employment scams luring users to install a malicious payload disguised as a job task or document related to the company....
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