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NavRAT · 01.01.2018
North Korean state-sponsored hackers compromised the network systems of south Korean targets with a remote access trojan called "NavRAT" in order to steal information.
North Korean state-sponsored hackers compromised the network systems of south Korean targets with a remote access trojan called "NavRAT" in order to steal information.
Researchers from Cisco Talos discover NavRAT, a remote access trojan that apparently went undiscovered for at least two years, targeting Koreans in a spam campaign using the possible upcoming U.S.-North Korea nukes summit as a phishing lure. The tool leverages the email platform from South Korea-based Naver Corporation to communicate with the attackers.