New Kimsuky Module Makes KGH Malware More powerful and Stealthy

The researchers affirmed that all the new findings have arisen and developed the threat group’s spyware skills and abilities. New Kimsuky modules make the KGH malware more strong and stealthy; as various security teams have investigated this APT group.

This is a recently detected malware module soon after the US government published an advisory regarding a “global intelligence gathering mission” managed by North Korean state-sponsored hackers. 

However, this malware is first detected by the Kaspersky researcher in 2013. But, now its activity was described and analyzed by ESTsecurity and also by the research team at Cybaze ZLab.

Kimsuky Infrastructure

Kimsuky has been active since 2013, but it was being updated recently with all new features. This malware is famous for its complex infrastructure that uses free-registered domains, negotiated domains, and private domains that have…

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