The article examines various hacking groups that remain largely underreported, contrasting them with those that dominate headlines. It highlights the dangers posed by less visible entities, including North Korean cybercriminals focused on cryptocurrency theft, Iranian saboteurs, and Chinese scammers engaging in phishing. In addition to ransomware gangs that have retreated from public view, the authors emphasize the importance of recognizing these groups as substantial threats that require attention, as they are often operating from the shadows, making their potential impact less visible but no less formidable.
Ransomware gangs, email scammers, state-sponsored spies: hacking groups come in all shapes and sizes. Some manage to stay in the shadows, posing greater threats.
These lesser-known groups, like North Korean crypto thieves and Iranian saboteurs, exemplify the hidden dangers that are often more concerning than the prominent ones.
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