North Korean hackers are behind a new macOS malware campaign that targets the crypto industry using fake Zoom invites.

North Korean hackers are using fake Zoom invites to install ‘NimDoor’ malware — a rare Nim-compiled backdoor targeting macOS ...

Researchers warn that recent attack campaigns against Web3 and crypto startups by a North Korean APT group have leveraged a ...

North Korean hackers have launched a sophisticated malware campaign targeting Web3 and cryptocurrency companies using NimDoor ...

SentinelLabs has posted a report about a new malware that targets Mac users of blockchain technologies, such as crypto. The ...

A North Korean-linked hacking group is using fake Zoom tools to deploy malware targeting crypto wallets and browser credentials across key global industries.

A fake Zoom call featuring AI-generated executives tricked a crypto employee into downloading macOS malware linked to North ...

Fake AI and office apps hit more SMBs in 2025. ChatGPT and Zoom used to spread malware. Thousands of small and medium-sized ...

North Korean hackers employ social engineering to trick Zoom Meeting participants into executing system-takeover commands.

The Phishing Scheme: How Hackers Use Fake Zoom to Steal Crypto. SlowMist’s investigation revealed that the attackers used the domain "app[.]us4zoom[.]us" to impersonate Zoom's official web address.

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