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NORTH KOREAN KIMSUKY HACKERS EXPOSED IN ALLEGED DATA BREACH

bleepingcomputer.com2 min read

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Two hackers have breached the North Korean state-sponsored hacking group Kimsuky and leaked 8.9GB of data. The data includes phishing logs, data stolen from South Korea, phishing toolkits, unknown binary archives and executables, Chrome history and configs, and Bash history files. The hackers allegedly hacked Kimsuky for ideological reasons.