There is a newly emerging high-profile ill-minded actor from North Korea, the ScarCruft hacking group. This group of individuals also is known as the APT37 (Advanced Persistent Threat). Cybersecurity researchers believe that the ScarCruft group is likely being funded by the North Korean government directly and is being used as a weapon against foreign governments and officials. Most of the APT37’s targets appear to be South Korean individuals in positions of importance or power. The ScarCruft hacking group has a long list of hacking tools, among which is the DOGCALL backdoor Trojan. The first campaign in which the DOGCALL Trojan was utilized took place in August 2016. Targeted Military and Government Institutions in South Korea In 2017 the APT37 launched an operation targeting government bodies and military institutions located in...
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