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Apple users targeted by state cyber-criminals who’ve developed macOS Trojan

Posted on December 5, 2019December 5, 2019 By Davey Winder

The Lazarus Group, widely believed to be the North Korean state, has now developed fileless malware aimed at macOS users

The Lazarus Group, an APT actor commonly attributed to the North Korean government, has been active for a decade. Whereas we most commonly associate APT state players with cyber-espionage activity, the Lazarus Group is firmly in the cybercrime camp. It serves the state by looking to make financial gain in order to circumvent the economic sanctions imposed upon the regime. A common target has been the crypto-currency exchange business, and Apple users now appear to be centred in those high value target cross-hairs.

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