Operation“Kimsuky” · 01.01.2013
The Kimsuky cyberespionage campaign appears to be originated in NorthKorea and hit numerous organizations, eleven of which located in the South Korea and two in China. The attackers infected victims with a malware able to remote controls the PC, loggingkey strokes, stealing HWP documents.
For several months, we have been monitoring an ongoing cyber-espionage campaign against South Korean think-tanks. · 2013
For several months, we have been monitoring an ongoing cyber-espionage campaign against South Korean think-tanks.
https://securelist.com/the-kimsuky-operation-a-north-korean-apt/57915/
(target column shows South Korean flag icon) · 11-Sep
Kaspersky Lab discloses the details of the "Kimsuky" Operation. A massive cyber-espionage campaign from North Korea against South Korea [transcribed from timeline image]
Kimsuky APT: Operation’s possible North Korean links uncovered · 2013-09-11T23:35:27
For several months, we have been monitoring an ongoing cyber-espionage campaign against South Korean think tanks. There are multiple reasons why this campaign is extraordinary in its execution and logistics. It all started one day when we encountered a somewhat unsophisticated spy program that communicated with its “master” via a public e-mail server. This approach
The “Kimsuky” Operation: A North Korean APT? · 2013-09-11T20:10:42
For several months, we have been monitoring an ongoing cyber-espionage campaign against South Korean think-tanks. There are multiple reasons why this campaign is extraordinary in its execution and logistics. It all started one day when we encountered a somewhat unsophisticated spy program that communicated with its “master” via a public e-mail server. This approach is
