Hackers said to be sponsored by North Korea have found a novel way to attack Apple Macs, according to researchers
Share to facebookNorth Korea is keen to hack into the Apple Macs of cryptocurrency users and exchanges, researchers warn. Hackers said to be sponsored by North Korea have found a novel way to attack Apple Macs, according to research published on Sunday.
Here’s how it worked, according to Apple Mac security specialist and principal security researcher at Jamf Patrick Wardle: the hackers created a fake company complete with an official-looking website. In this latest case, the North Koreans set up the front company, JMT Trading.
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