Findarticles North Korean Hackers Exploit Google Find Hub for Data Wiping Attacks
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North Korean KONNI hackers have exploited Google's Find Hub to remotely wipe target devices. They use KakaoTalk to deliver malware and gain access to victims' Gmail accounts through malicious versions of the Find Hub. This operation is linked to advanced persistent threat activities by state-backed actors.
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