Google says North Korea targeted a security flaw in Internet Explorer

Google says North Korea targeted a security flaw in Internet Explorer

Cybersecurity researchers from Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) have discovered a vulnerability in the Internet Explorer (IE) browser. (Opens in a new tab) It is being exploited by a known North Korean threat actor.

in a blog post (Opens in a new tab) Detailing its findings, the group said it spotted APT37 (AKA Erebus), targeting individuals in South Korea with an armed Microsoft Word file.

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