In a novel social engineering campaign, North Korea’s BlueNoroff is tricking company executives into downloading fake Zoom extensions that install a custom-built Mac malware suite.

Cybersecurity vendor Huntress says the malicious video-conferencing call was all a ruse to trick the victim into installing a fake Zoom extension that was actually macOS malware.

North Korean advanced persistent threat (APT) 'BlueNoroff' (aka 'Sapphire Sleet' or 'TA444') are using deepfake company executives during fake Zoom calls to trick employees into installing custom ...

The new story here, sedulously baked from the giant ovens of North Korean hackers, is a wave of malware attacks on macOS aided by malicious actors deep faking company executives via fake Zoom calls.

BlueNoroff, the North Korean hackers, is utilizing deepfakes and fake Zoom calls to steal crypto, with a Canadian gambling firm targeted ...

Hackers are sending fake “Zoom invitation” links to UBmail accounts that, if clicked, will install malware, giving the attackers full access to your device and information. Learn how to ...

Hackers are working to steal data and funds through a fake Zoom call. They typically set up a business meeting and once on the call, they pretend they're experiencing issues.