Lazarus taking 'careful steps' to remain undetected during cryptocurrency stealing campaigns, researchers warn

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Lazarus is using messaging app Telegram to deliver malware files to potential targets. Image by Tumisu via Pixabay.
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Lazarus is using messaging app Telegram to deliver malware files to potential targets. Image by Tumisu via Pixabay.

Lazarus is using messaging app Telegram to deliver malicious files to potential targets

North Korea-linked threat group Lazarus has significantly updated its attack tactics in an effort to remain undetected during cryptocurrency stealing campaigns. That's according to the researchers from...

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