Security experts warn North Korean hackers aren't just using AI in their new campaigns, but also 'post-quantum' encryption
But it won't hide the malware itself
By TechRadar
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Kaspersky says Lazarus's Operation FlashHole, active since at least July 2025, hit at least three South Korean software, construction, and telecom equipment firms
An updated LPEClient tool uses four ML-KEM-1024 key exchanges to protect payload delivery, a design Check Point also documented
The post-quantum layer guards traffic against future decryption, not endpoint detection, and the most likely way in for the hackers was still phishing
North Korea's most notorious hacking…
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