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North Korea's Late 2017 Campaign Targeted South Korean Cryptocurrency Users

Recorded Futureby JUAN ANDRES GUERRERO-SAADE AND PRISCILLA MORIUCHI ()6 min read3 · 1 read
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6 min read at recordedfuture.com

North Korean government actors, specifically Lazarus Group, continued to target South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges and users in late 2017, before Kim Jong Un’s New Year’s speech and subsequent North-South dialogue . This campaign also targeted South Korean college students interested in foreign affairs and part of a group called “Friends of MOFA” (Ministry of Foreign Affairs).

Recorded Future

By JUAN ANDRES GUERRERO-SAADE AND PRISCILLA MORIUCHI · recordedfuture.com

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