The espionage-focused group ScarCruft modified Android and Windows games to deploy signature data-stealing malware
A North Korean cybercrime group compromised a Chinese gaming platform popular with ethnic Koreans living near the DPRK-China border and used it to plant spyware on the devices of unsuspecting players, according to security researchers.
The attackers, identified by researchers as the espionage-focused group ScarCruft, tampered with Android and Microsoft Windows games hosted on sqgame[.]net, a site that offers traditional card and board games, the Slovak cybersecurity company ESET said in a report released Tuesday.
ESET said the campaign likely began in late 2024 and targeted users in Yanbian, an autonomous Chinese region near the
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