A South Korean-affiliated cyber espionage group, APT-C-60, used reputable services like Bitbucket, Google Drive, and StatCounter for a cyberattack against an unidentified Japanese firm. The hackers sent a phishing email disguised as a job application, which contained malware if downloaded and opened. The malware downloaded more payloads and connected to a server to carry out further commands.
Security Bite: Mosyle identifies new malware loaders written in unconventional languages [Exclusive]
Security firm Mosyle exclusively shared with 9to5Mac about a new kind of Mac malware loader, designed to aid further malware uploads. Unusually, the loaders use
