Security News > 2025 > February > North Korean hackers spotted using ClickFix tactic to deliver malware
2025-02-13 16:16
North Korean state-sponsored group Kimsuky (aka Emerald Sleet, aka VELVET CHOLLIMA) is attempting to deliver malware to South Korean targets by leveraging the so-called “ClickFix” tactic. A relatively new tactic The ClickFix social engineering tactic has been dubbed thus because of the initial pretext used by malware peddlers: the users, wanting to read a webpage or document or join a video call, are shown a fake browser notice saying that the page or doc cannot … More → The post North Korean hackers spotted using ClickFix tactic to deliver malware appeared first on Help Net Security.
News URL
Related news
- North Korean Hackers Deploy FERRET Malware via Fake Job Interviews on macOS (source)
- North Korean Hackers Target Freelance Developers in Job Scam to Deploy Malware (source)
- North Korean APT Kimsuky Uses forceCopy Malware to Steal Browser-Stored Credentials (source)
- Hackers exploit SimpleHelp RMM flaws to deploy Sliver malware (source)
- North Korean Hackers Exploit PowerShell Trick to Hijack Devices in New Cyberattack (source)
- Chinese hackers use custom malware to spy on US telecom networks (source)
- North Korean hackers linked to $1.5 billion ByBit crypto heist (source)
- OpenAI bans ChatGPT accounts used by North Korean hackers (source)
- North Korean Hackers Steal $1.5B in Cryptocurrency (source)
- New Linux Malware ‘Auto-Color’ Grants Hackers Full Remote Access to Compromised Systems (source)