SlowMist: Hacker group APT37 hides malware in JPEG image files to launch attacks
2025/08/04 13:08
PANews reported on August 4th that, according to SlowMist's Chief Information Security Officer 23pds, citing an article from Genians, the North Korean-linked hacker group APT37 is using malware hidden within JPEG image files to launch attacks. This malware uses a two-stage encrypted shellcode injection method to hinder analysis. The attackers exploit shortcut files with a .lnk extension and embed Cmd or PowerShell commands within them to execute the attack. Efficient EDR monitoring optimized for detecting anomalous endpoint behavior is now crucial.
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