Kimsuky Hackers Attack South Koreans With New Android Malware

Recently, South Korean citizens have been the target of a new type of Android malware known as Kimsuky. This malicious software uses insidious techniques to infect devices and extract data such as contacts, messages, photos, videos, financial information, and more. Victims can be people who use their Android devices for work or personal activities - anything from checking their emails to using various applications.

This latest attack comes on the heels of other major hacks that affected companies like Sony Pictures Entertainment and The World Bank. Clearly there is a raging epidemic going on here that needs to be addressed by authorities everywhere.

Unfortunately, it's not just businesses that are susceptible to these types of attacks - individuals too are at risk if they don't take basic precautions against cybercrime. Make sure your mobile device is updated with the latest security patches (and make sure you know how to install them!), avoid clicking suspicious links or attachments in email messages , and always keep your privacy settings up-to-date . If you find yourself being targeted by Kimsuky or any other kind of malware , reach out for help ASAP!