IPany VPN breached in supply-chain attack to push custom malware
South Korean VPN provider IPany was breached in a supply chain attack by the "PlushDaemon" China-aligned hacking group, who ...
Chinese hackers compromise South Korean VPN — malicious code found inside NSIS installer
ESET researchers uncovered a supply chain attack on a South Korean VPN by the China-aligned APT group PlushDaemon ...
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Chinese Hackers Hijack VPN's Website to Spread Malware
Any user who downloaded the installer from IPany, a VPN provider in South Korea, may be at risk, according to antivirus ...
China-linked cyberespionage group PlushDaemon used South Korean VPN service to inject malware
A China-linked cyberespionage group has reportedly exploited a legitimate VPN service to spread malware and spy on victims' ...
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PlushDaemon APT Targeted South Korean VPN Software
PlushDaemon APT hacked South Korean VPN software with SlowStepper backdoor as part of a 2023 espionage campaign ...
ESET Discovers New China-Aligned APT Group Plushdaemon And Its Supply Chain Attack On South Korean VPN Service
ESET researchers have discovered a supply-chain attack against a VPN provider in South Korea by a newly discovered and ...
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Chinese Hacking Group PlushDemon Exploits VPN Website in Espionage Attack
In a sophisticated cyberespionage operation, the Chinese hacking group PlushDemon has compromised the website of South Korean ...
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Chinese Hackers Hijack VPN's Website to Spread Malware
In May 2024, ESET’s antivirus software flagged malware infections on Windows computers that were traced to the website of South Korean VPN company IPany. "Upon further analysis, we discovered ...
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PlushDaemon APT Targets South Korean VPN Provider in Supply Chain Attack
PlushDaemon APT targets South Korean VPN with SlowStepper backdoor. Multistage DNS C&C protocol aids espionage.
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China-linked cyberespionage group PlushDaemon used South Korean VPN service to inject malware
The ESET security research team found the malicious code – alongside the legitimate software – in the Windows installer of IPany, a South Korean VPN provider. The so-called PlushDaemon APT ...