Lazarus subgroup
lazarun subgroup is a known alias of the APT group APT38
Lazarus subgroup is a known hacking group that is an alternative name for APT87
The Lazarus group is an APT (advanced persistent threat) that has been active since at least 2014, and it is believed to be responsible for several high-profile cyber attacks on financial institutions in South Korea. The group is also known as the \"Lazarus subgroup\" of a larger North Korean hacking organization called Bureau 39.
The Lazarus group has been linked to various malware strains, including the destructive malware WannaCry and NotPetya, which caused widespread damage across multiple industries in 2017. The group is also believed to have targeted financial institutions with sophisticated attacks that involved spear-phishing emails and other social engineering tactics.
The Lazarus subgroup has been designated as a threat actor by the United States government, which has attributed several cyberattacks on US organizations to this group. The group is known for its advanced capabilities
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The APT known as the \"Lazarus subgroup\" has been linked to various malware strains that have caused widespread damage across multiple industries. The group is also believed to have targeted financial institutions with sophisticated attacks that involved spear-phishing emails and other social engineering tactics, such as using fake email accounts or websites designed to look like legitimate ones in order to trick users into giving away sensitive information.
The Lazarus subgroup has been designated as a threat actor by the United States government, which has attributed several cyberattacks on US organizations to this group. The group is known for its advanced capabilities and sophisticated tactics that allow it to evade detection from security software and other defensive measures.
The Lazarus subgroup is also believed to have connections with the North Korean government, which has been linked to various cyber attacks on financial institutions in South Korea. The group\'s activities are a significant
