North Korean hackers are using a new malware, OtterCookie, targeting software developers as part of the Contagious Interview campaign. The malware, which has gone through an update since its discovery in September, is distributed through malicious npm packages from Bitbucket or GitHub, and compromised clipboard data and Ethereum private keys through remote shell commands. An analysis by NTT Security Japan warned of the continuing evolution of the malware, urging increased vigilance among developers.
December 28 tech news roundup: Google proposes alternative remedies in antitrust trial, Windows Update breaks Wi-Fi and Start Menu, AI could impact malware detection
Windows 11’s KB5048685 update is reportedly causing Wi-Fi and Start Menu issues for users. Citrix suggests a workaround via editing the Windows Registry. In antitrust
