North Korean-linked Lazarus hackers are using post-quantum cryptography in a malware delivery chain designed to conceal later-stage payloads from security tools. The technique appeared in Operation FlashHole, a campaign targeting organizations in South Korea. Instead of relying on encryption alone to hide files on disk, the malware uses a modern key-establishment method to protect payloads […]
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North Korean Hackers Use Post-Quantum Encryption to Hide New Malware From Security Tools