North Korean Cybercriminals Utilize OtterCookie Malware in Spreading Interview Scheme

Recent findings indicate that the North Korean cybercriminals orchestrating the continuous Interview Scheme have introduced a fresh JavaScript malware known as OtterCookie.

Recent findings indicate that the North Korean cybercriminals orchestrating the continuous Interview Scheme have introduced a fresh JavaScript malware known as OtterCookie.
The Interview Scheme (also known as CraftyRecruitment) involves a sustained cyber attack strategy that utilizes deceptive tactics, with the hacker group frequently pretending to be hiring managers to deceive individuals seeking possible employment prospects by

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