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North Korea-linked hacking groups have intensified cyberespionage against drone technology companies and software developers, using fraudulent recruitment approaches and compromised source code repositories to obtain sensitive information and potentially infiltrate wider technology networks.
Summary
Cybersecurity company ESET identified the campaigns in its APT Activity Report published on October 28, covering operations observed between April and September 2026. The findings identify renewed drone-sector targeting by Lazarus and an expansion […] The article North Korean hackers widen drone and software attacks appeared first on Arabian Post.
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KazaSec's take
Source code, and the third-party packages it depends on, is one of the most overlooked parts of an organization's real attack surface. A secure code review catches exactly this class of issue before it ships, not after it's already public.
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