Cybersecuritynews APT37 Hackers Deploy Custom Malware Against Air-Gapped Systems
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North Korean threat group APT37 has initiated a campaign named Ruby Jumper, utilizing new custom malware to target air-gapped systems, which are typically isolated from the internet. This marks a significant advancement in their cyber capabilities, as air-gapped systems are considered highly secure. The operation aims to breach these systems, potentially impacting sensitive data and infrastructure.
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2026-02-27
APT37 launches Ruby Jumper campaign using novel malware
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