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China-linked cyberespionage group PlushDaemon used South Korean VPN service to inject malware

A China-linked cyberespionage group known as PlushDaemon has reportedly exploited the VPN service of South Korean provider IPany to spread malware and spy on users. ESET security research team discovered the malicious code that allowed the recording of audio and video, alongside the legitimate software in the Windows installer. The VPN software developer has since removed the corrupted installer from its website.

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