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THREATS TO CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN IRAN CONFLICT

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North Korean hackers are using ‘123456’ passwords, making them easy targets for other hackers

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By Linas Kmieliauskas

According to blockchain sleuth ZachXBT, threat actors are leaving an opportunity on the table by not targeting low-tier DPRK groups.

“The risk of repercussions is low, competition is minimal, and the targets are arguably deserving,” he concluded after sharing his latest investigation, adding, “Imagine if the [government] started weaponizing social engineering scammers like Malone, CX, Trent, Dritan, Danish, etc., against low-tier DPRK groups.”

This suggestion is inspired by another example of how so-called DPRK IT workers can be compromised themselves.

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