According to a tweet shared by South Korean cyber-security firm IssueMakersLab, a group of North Korean hackers also hid malware inside documents detailing South Korea's response to the COVID-19 epidemic.

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According to a tweet shared by South Korean cyber-security firm IssueMakersLab, a group of North Korean hackers also hid malware inside documents detailing South Korea's response to the COVID-19 epidemic. The documents -- believed to have been sent to South Korean officials -- were boobytrapped with BabyShark, a malware strain previously utilized by a North Korean hacker group known as Kimsuky. https://twitter.com/issuemakerslab/status/1233010155018604545

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Researchers from IssueMakersLab reveal that a group of North Korean hackers embedded malware inside documents detailing South Korea's response to the COVID-19 epidemic. The embedded malware is BabyShark a backdoor previously utilized by a North Korean hacker group known as Kimsuky.

a group of North Korean hackers also hid malware inside documents detailing South Korea's response to the COVID-19 epidemic. The documents -- believed to have been sent to South Korean officials