North Korea-linked Lazarus Group used post-quantum cryptography in a cyberespionage campaign targeting South Korean organizations, concealing malware communications and payloads behind a multi-stage infection chain. Dubbed Operation FlashHole, the campaign combined spear-phishing, malicious websites, abuse of financial security software and modular malware that largely operated in memory. The campaign followed Operation SyncHole, a Lazarus operation […]
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North Korean Hackers Use Post-Quantum Encryption to Conceal Malware in New Cyberespionage Campaign