North Korean hacking group is using BLINDINGCAN malware to attack defence firms, warns CISA
Hackers are sending spam mails that purport to come from big defence contractors to trap potential targets
North Korean hackers are using BLINDINGCAN malware to attack American and overseas firms
North Korean state-sponsored actors have been using a remote access Trojan (RAT), dubbed BLINDINGCAN, to target American government contractors in the defence sector. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation...
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