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News North Korean hackers deploy new macOS malware to target crypto firmsSentinelLabs uncovers advanced malware written in niche Nim programming language as DPRK-linked actors evolve tactics North Korean cybercriminals are employing a new family of malware written in the Nim programming language to target Web3 and cryptocurrency-related businesses, according to a new cybersecurity report. In a blog post published on Wednesday, U.S. cyber security firm SentinelLabs highlighted an unnamed North Korean threat group’s use of the new malware family, dubbed “NimDoor,” in a sophisticated data theft campaign targeting Apple’s macOS operating system. The NimDoor family allows attackers to perform standard data theft functions such as stealing security credentials, browser and user data for the messaging app Telegram, but © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





