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A sophisticated hacking campaign linked to North Korean threat actors has recently come under scrutiny following the infection of a device associated with the hacking group responsible for the $1.4 billion Bybit cryptocurrency exchange heist. Researchers have identified LummaC2, an infostealer malware, infiltrating the device, revealing details about the threat actor’s infrastructure, tools, and operational security (OPSEC) failures. This incident exposes vulnerabilities in North Korean cyber operations and highlights how targeted malware can inadvertently reveal the full operational picture, aiding intelligence and defensive measures.

In addition to this, the cyber landscape continues to be plagued by large-scale DDoS attacks, with Cloudflare blocking a record-breaking 29.7 Tbps attack launched by the Aisuru botnet—the largest in history. This surge in volumetric attacks, combined with sophisticated malware campaigns targeting financial institutions and crypto users, underscores the growing intensity and complexity of cyber threats. Experts warn that these campaigns, often backed by nation-states, demonstrate the need for heightened security vigilance and advanced threat intelligence to defend critical infrastructure and sensitive assets.

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