Koreaherald N. Korea-linked Konni Group Uses Naver, Google Ads for Malware Distribution
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A North Korea-linked hacking group, Konni, has executed a malware distribution campaign by exploiting advertising systems of Naver and Google. The campaign is categorized as an advanced persistent threat (APT) and is associated with Kimsuky and other hacking groups from Pyongyang, as reported by Genians Security Center.
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