If you use the 3CX desktop app for Windows or Mac, watch out: Hackers have hijacked the software to deliver malware to computers.
On Wednesday (March 28), cybersecurity providers noticed malicious activity coming from the legitimate 3CX desktop app, which is used to make VoIP and video conferencing calls.
“At this time, activity has been observed on both Windows and macOS,” security firm Crowdstrike says in a blog post (Opens in a new window). The company has also uncovered evidence the malicious activity is coming from the infamous North Korean state-sponsored group known as Lazarus, which the FBI tied to the 2014 Sony Pictures hack.
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On Wednesday (March 28), cybersecurity providers noticed malicious activity coming from the legitimate 3CX desktop app, which is used to make VoIP and video conferencing calls.
“At this time, activity has been observed on both Windows and macOS,” security firm Crowdstrike says in a blog post (Opens in a new window). The company has also uncovered evidence the malicious activity is coming from the infamous North Korean state-sponsored group known as Lazarus, which the FBI tied to the 2014 Sony Pictures hack.
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