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Lazarus exploits Log4j flaws to deploy DLang malware

The North Korean-linked APT group Lazarus has reportedly exploited Log4j vulnerabilities to deploy new remote access trojans (RATs) in a hacking campaign known as Operation Blacksmith. Research from Cisco Talos found three new DLang-based malware called NineRAT, DLRAT and EarlyRat. The group also employed the custom proxy tool HazyLoad in the operation. The trojans could receive commands from a Telegram-based channel.

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