Bleepingcomputer FBI Alerts on Kimsuky Hackers Using QR Codes for Phishing Attacks
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The FBI has issued a warning about the North Korean hacker group Kimsuky employing malicious QR codes in spear-phishing campaigns targeting U.S. organizations. The attacks focus on entities involved in North Korea-related policy, including think tanks, academic institutions, and government agencies, with incidents reported in May and June 2025.
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