Kimsuky is a well-known advanced persistent threat (APT) group active since 2013 that works on behalf of the Kim Jong Un regime. "Recent actions, including the OFAC sanctions of today and increased global awareness of these cyber threats, are forcing North Korea to adapt its strategies," Barnhart explained via email. "While these measures have undoubtedly disrupted the regime's cyber activities, it is crucial to recognize that North Korea remains a formidable threat." "This highlights the need for heightened vigilance and a comprehensive approach to combating North Korea's cyber threats." "APT43 and DPRK-aligned cyber threats pose a significant and evolving challenge to the global community."

Source: The North Africa Journal December 01, 2023 22:20 UTC