North Korean Kimsuky and Lazarus Collaborate to Exploit Zero-Day Vulnerability
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The Kimsuky and Lazarus groups from North Korea have teamed up to exploit a zero-day vulnerability targeting critical sectors. This collaboration aims to compromise systems and extract sensitive information, impacting various industries. The specific technical details regarding the vulnerability and the nature of the attacks remain undisclosed.
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