The violation of the infiltrators and exposing the major North Korean spying process

The infiltrators claim that they have been at risk on the computer of the North Korean government infiltrators and leaked its contents online, providing a rare window in the process of penetration by the famous secret nation.

Cross, who go by Saber and Cyb0RG, Publish a report on The breach in the last issue of PHRACK A, A Legendary Cyblesecurity E-Zine was first published in 1985. The last issue Distributed At the Def Con Hackers in Las Vegas last week.

In the article, the infiltrators wrote that they were able to compromise on a working station containing a virtual device and a virtual special servant belonging to the infiltrator, which they call “Kim”. Snements claim that Kim works in the North Korean government spy group known as Kimsuky, Also known As APT43 and Xium. The infiltrators leaked from the stolen data to Ddosecrets, a non -profit group that stores the data groups that leaked in the public interest.

Kimsuky is a prolific production Advanced threat (APT) It is widely believed to be operating within the North Korean government, Targeting journalists and Government agencies In South Korea and other places, and other goals that can be important to the North Korea intelligence.

As usual with North Korea, Kimsuky is also conducting more closer operations to the internet abuse group – for example, Theft and washing of cryptocurrencies To finance the North Korea nuclear weapons program.

This penetration gives almost an unprecedented view within the operation of Kimsuky, given that the infiltrators have been at risk, instead of investigating data breach such as cybersecurity researchers and companies that are usually dependent on them.

The infiltrators wrote: “It shows a glimpse of the extent of” Kimsoy “publicly with the Chinese (government infiltrators) and shares their tools and technologies.”

It is clear that what Saber and CYB0RG did is a crime technically, although they will not likely be tried, given that North Korea is Imposing penalties on the eyes of the eyes. The infiltrators clearly believe that Kimzoy’s members deserve to be embarrassed.

The two wrote in Furak: “Kimsuky, you are not infiltrated. You are driven by financial greed, to enrich your leaders, and to fulfill their political agenda. You are stealing from others and prefer to be able to yourself above others: you are morally deviant.” “You penetrated for all the wrong reasons.”

SABER and CYB0RG claim that they are conscience evidence that Kimsoy holds many South Korea networks and companies, email addresses and piracy tools used by the Kimzoy Group, internal brochures, passwords, and more data.

The emails sent to the addresses that they claim to belong to the infiltrators have not been answered, which were included in the research.

The infiltrators wrote that they were able to get to know Kim as a North Korean government infiltrator, thanks to the “artifacts and hints” that indicated in this direction, including the formations of files and fields previously attributed to the North Korean Piracy group Kimsuky.

The infiltrators also referred to “strict working hours for Kim, where they always call at about 09:00 and separate from time at 17:00.