North Korean hacker group Kimsuky experienced a major data breach after two ethical hackers, Saber and cyb0rg, leaked the group’s internal data online. The leak exposes tools, stolen data, and insights into Kimsuky’s campaigns, potentially disrupting their operations. #Kimsuky #Phrack #Saber #cyb0rg
Keypoints
- Kimsuky hackers’ data was stolen and leaked by two individuals claiming ethical motives.
- The breach includes over 8.9GB of confidential information, such as phishing logs and source code.
- The leak reveals details about South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs email platform and other targeted domains.
- Tools like Cobalt Strike loaders and phishing kits were part of the leaked data, alongside suspicious digital activity links.
- The breach may cause operational setbacks for Kimsuky, but it is unlikely to end their campaigns entirely.