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AppleJeus is a possible alias for HIDDEN COBRA. AppleJeus is a malware attributed with medium confidence to the North Korea-linked APT group "Gleaming Pisces," also known as Citrine Sleet, by researchers at Palo Alto's Unit 42. The group has been notorious for distributing versions of AppleJeus malware disguised as legitimate cryptocurrency tradi | 3 |
Lazarus Group is a possible alias for HIDDEN COBRA. The Lazarus Group, a notorious North Korean state-sponsored threat actor, is among the most prolific and dangerous cyber threat actors in operation. The group has been involved in several high-profile cyber-attacks, including Operation DreamJob in Spain, with the primary objective of funding North K | 3 |
Diamond Sleet is a possible alias for HIDDEN COBRA. Diamond Sleet, a threat actor linked to North Korea, has been identified as a significant cybersecurity concern. This group, also known as Selective Pisces, has targeted various sectors including media, defense, and IT organizations. The advanced persistent threat (APT) group is known for its supply | 2 |
Citrine Sleet is a possible alias for HIDDEN COBRA. Citrine Sleet, also known as Gleaming Pisces, is a financially motivated threat actor associated with North Korea that has been active since at least 2018. The group is renowned for distributing the AppleJeus malware, targeting cryptocurrency traders. They have previously been linked to various cybe | 2 |
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The Cobra Malware is associated with HIDDEN COBRA. Cobra is a type of malware, short for malicious software, designed to exploit and damage computer systems or devices. It can infiltrate systems through suspicious downloads, emails, or websites, often unbeknownst to the user. Once inside, Cobra has the potential to steal personal information, disrup | Unspecified | 2 |
The WannaCry Malware is associated with HIDDEN COBRA. WannaCry is a type of malware, specifically ransomware, that made headlines in 2017 as one of the most devastating cyberattacks in recent history. The WannaCry ransomware exploited vulnerabilities in Windows' Server Message Block protocol (SMBv1), specifically CVE-2017-0144, CVE-2017-0145, and CVE-2 | Unspecified | 2 |
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