Warning over 'ElectricFish' malware linked with North Korean APT Hidden Cobra
North Korea-linked ElectricFish malware bypasses proxy servers' authentication procedures
The government of Kim Jong-un and his predecessors have long been involved in international organised crime
New malware linked to North Korea has been identified by US security agencies. Dubbed ElectricFish, it is primarily designed to exfiltrate data from a target's network and has been linked with the Hidden...
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