A lesser known hacker group believed to be working on behalf of the North Korean government has been expanding the scope and sophistication of its campaigns, according to a report published on Tuesday by FireEye.
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North Korean Hacking Group APT37 Expands Targets
A lesser known hacker group believed to be working on behalf of the North Korean government has been expanding the scope and sophistication of its campaigns, according to a report published on Tuesday by FireEye. The post North Korean Hacking Group APT37 Expands Targets appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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