#North Korea
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North Korean Malware Tells AI Analyzers to Look Away
A macOS sample attributed to Pyongyang-linked actors contains prompts designed to make LLM-assisted security tools abandon their analysis. Defenders are starting to notice the pattern.
ScarCruft Dresses Up NarwhalRAT in a Microsoft Account Security Alert
APT37's spear-phish leans on the oldest trick in the identity playbook: tell the user their account is at risk, then hand them the payload.
Contagious Interview Pivots to Dev-Review Lures in Two Fresh Campaigns
The North Korea-linked cluster is back with phishing pretexts aimed at developers — recruiter pitches and code-review requests that drop malware on engineers' workstations.
Kimsuky Rolls Out HTTPSpy and HelloDoor in Spring 2026 Campaign Against South Korean Targets
The DPRK-linked crew is spoofing Webex pages and antivirus installers to drop new implants on military and corporate networks.
Your Hiring Process Is Now a Weapons Financing Loophole
North Korea and Iran are using AI to manufacture legitimacy at scale. The threat isn't a genius hacker. It's industrialized paperwork.
Lazarus' RemotePE Lives Entirely in Memory, Targets Crypto Treasuries
A fresh in-memory RAT from DPRK's Lazarus Group is being chained behind two custom loaders to drain finance and crypto orgs. Here is what to check tonight.