‘Lazarus’ hackers seek fresh targets via regulator websites
Group linked to Bangladesh Bank hacks may have compromised the website of the Polish FSA
The group of hackers thought to be behind the hack of Bangladesh Bank's systems in 2016 appears to have struck again, spreading malware to banks via the Polish Financial Services Authority's website.
The group, known as "Lazarus", may have modified some of the code behind the Polish FSA's website, causing visitors to certain areas of the site to be redirected to an external website that downloaded malicious software to their computer.
The form of hacking, known as a "watering hole attack"
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