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North Korean Hackers Launch Destructive Cyberattack on Smartphones and PCs
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A North Korea-linked hacking group has executed a new cyberattack capable of remotely controlling Android smartphones and PCs, leading to data deletion and malware distribution. The attack, attributed to groups Kimsuky or APT37, involves exploiting KakaoTalk and Google accounts to infiltrate devices and erase sensitive information. This marks a significant escalation in cyber warfare tactics from North Korea.
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