Check Point cautions that while it’s “problematic” to definitively pinpoint who’s responsible for such an attack, its “analysis reveals intrinsic connections to the tactics, techniques and tools used by the North Korean APT group[.]”

Researchers say it was possible to hijack old Epic Games domains and use them break into other users' accounts.

Google acknowledged the problem and fixed it in several official apps, but other developers seem to have chosen to ignore it.

Fax machines are a lot more ubiquitous and vulnerable than you may think, according to Check Point.

Check Point researchers found that the North Korean software was constructed using a 10-year-old file scanning engine, which Trend Micro first created.

Infected apps for kids were downloaded over 3 million times to push illegitimate ads, scareware and effectively steal money from victims.