North Korean Hacker deploys "durian" malware, targeting Crypto Assets companies

Kimsuky, a North Korean Hacker group, is using a new malware variant called "Durian" to launch attacks on South Korean Crypto Assets companies. They used legitimate security software long wick candles to target ongoing attacks on at least two Crypto Assets companies, deploying longer types of malware including backdoors and custom proxy tools. The discovery suggests a link between Kim Suky and the more famous Lazarus Hacker group.