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The LABYRINTH CHOLLIMA threat group has split into three distinct adversaries: GOLDEN CHOLLIMA, PRESSURE CHOLLIMA, and core LABYRINTH CHOLLIMA. Each subgroup has specialized malware, objectives, and tradecraft. GOLDEN CHOLLIMA and PRESSURE CHOLLIMA focus on cryptocurrency entities, while core LABYRINTH CHOLLIMA continues espionage operations targeting industrial, logistics, and defense companies. Despite operating independently, these groups share tools and infrastructure, indicating coordinated resource allocation within North Korea's cyber ecosystem. The evolution stems from the KorDLL malware framework, which spawned several malware families. Recent operations demonstrate cloud-focused tradecraft and the use of zero-day vulnerabilities to deliver malware.

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A sophisticated cyber campaign targeting Chinese individuals in the FinTech, cryptocurrency exchange, and trading platform sectors has been uncovered. The operation uses spear-phishing emails with malicious .LNK files embedded in fake resumes. When executed, these files initiate a multi-stage infection process, ultimately deploying ValleyRAT malware. The malware establishes persistence through scheduled tasks, performs system reconnaissance, and exfiltrates sensitive data. The campaign's infrastructure is primarily hosted in Hong Kong, with multiple domains using the .work TLD to impersonate job portals. The attackers employ various techniques to evade detection, including anti-VM checks and attempts to disable antivirus software.

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