Makop Ransomware Identified in Attacks in South Korea
AhnLab SEcurity intelligence Center (ASEC) recently identified cases of Makop ransomware attacks targeting South Korean users. The Makop ransomware has been distributed to South Korean users by disguising as resumes or emails related to copyrights for several years. Recently, it has been reported that the ransomware is exploiting RDP for
Makop Ransomware Disguised as Resume Being Distributed in Korea
The ASEC analysis team has recently confirmed that Makop ransomware disguised as a resume is being distributed to Korean users. Makop ransomware is malware that has continuously changed and been distributed since last year. It has been introduced in the previous ASEC blogs and it still takes the form of
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[Caution] Makop Ransomware Disguised as Job Application E-mail Being Distributed!
ASEC analysis team has recently discovered ransomware disguised as job application being distributed via e-mail. It appears that the attacker is targeting recruitment managers of various companies amidst the recruitment season of the first half of the year. Hence, recruiters must pay particular attention when managing their e-mail accounts. The
