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Red Eyes Exploits Hangul EPS Vulnerability and Steganography to Spread Malware

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

The Red Eyes group used an old vulnerability in Hangul word processor to spread malicious code via steganography, stealing personal PC information and mobile phone data, and executing C&C commands using a shared memory section.

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