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Kimsuky, an advanced persistent threat (APT) group believed to be active since 2013, recently launched another campaign. Instead of their usual tactic of using malware-laden Hangul Word Processor (HWP) or Microsoft Word spear-phishing email attachments, they shifted to weaponizing compressed files or embedding malicious links instead.1
Using a list of 13 indicators of compromise (IoCs) published by AhnLab security researchers as jump-off points, we managed to find 702 connected artifacts through an expansion analysis aided by exhaustive DNS intelligence.
Our deep dive led to the discovery of:
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