North Korean hackers linked to a state-sponsored espionage group, APT37, have been discovered infiltrating Google’s Play Store with Android malware “KoSpy”. The malware targets Korean and English-speaking users and collects extensive data, such as location information and call logs from compromised devices. With a two-stage command and control infrastructure, it is designed to maintain persistence for extended periods. The malicious apps have since been removed from the Play Store.
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