Beyond espionage — how the Lazarus Group is reshaping cybersecurity threats
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Beyond espionage — how the Lazarus Group is reshaping cybersecurity threats
Meet the Lazarus Group, also known as Hidden Cobra. The group is a notorious cybercriminal organization believed to be backed by North Korea. They first came onto the scene in 2009, and over the years have become infamous for their highly sophisticated and destructive cyberattacks, primarily aimed at espionage, sabotage and financial gain. Whether they’re spying on sensitive information, wreaking havoc on systems or swiping massive amounts of money, their global trail of high-profile hits showcases both their scale and reach.
Time-lapse: then and now
The Lazarus Group is widely reported to be associated with the North Korean government, specifically its reconnaissance bureaus which are tasked with cyber warfare and intelligence gathering. The group’s activities align with North Korea's geopolitical and economic objectives, often targeting entities that could provide financial or strategic benefits to the regime.
Initially focusing on espionage-type activities (snooping around …
Meet the Lazarus Group, also known as Hidden Cobra. The group is a notorious cybercriminal organization believed to be backed by North Korea. They first came onto the scene in 2009, and over the years have become infamous for their highly sophisticated and destructive cyberattacks, primarily aimed at espionage, sabotage and financial gain. Whether they’re spying on sensitive information, wreaking havoc on systems or swiping massive amounts of money, their global trail of high-profile hits showcases both their scale and reach.
Time-lapse: then and now
The Lazarus Group is widely reported to be associated with the North Korean government, specifically its reconnaissance bureaus which are tasked with cyber warfare and intelligence gathering. The group’s activities align with North Korea's geopolitical and economic objectives, often targeting entities that could provide financial or strategic benefits to the regime.
Initially focusing on espionage-type activities (snooping around …