A Trojan-Proxy, hidden in cracked software available on unauthorized websites, has been identified by cyber security researchers. The Trojan, capable of compromising devices, is distributed within fake .PKG installers, which differ from legitimate disk images. The Trojan grants itself administrator permissions and communicates covertly with a command-control server. Versions targeting Android and Windows have also been found.
Tariff support for health IT launched in South Korea following Trump’s tariff and more briefs
The South Korean government has launched a tariff support center to assist medical device companies with trade challenges, particularly related to U.S. tariffs. Meanwhile, Johnson
