- The 17th International Security Conference
NPCore, Inc
Bang, Hyo Seop Deputy General Manager
National Cyber Security Threats and Service-Based Phishing Attacks “Caution”
Recently, national cyber security issues such as North Koreas cyber attacks and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have become hot topics. Cyber security threats related to national security, such as the abuse of the Itaewon disaster and the Kakao service disruption, are increasing anxiety in the international situation. Therefore, a cyber security system must be established.
A new type of attack method has also emerged in which malware can be executed by reading only recent texts and emails. In addition, a cyber security threat situation has also occurred due to service-type phishing attacks that exploit social issues. In particular, "shortcut (LNK)" attacks that misuse file names that provoke domestic and international socio-political interests and induce users to click on them continue to increase.
NPCore, a specialist in AI-based Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) response solutions, offers a range of comprehensive solutions designed to address various pathways through which malware can infiltrate systems. The ZombieZERO APT series encompasses multiple routes of defense. ZombieZERO Network APT employs an accelerator board to collect network traffic, providing real-time detection, analysis, and blocking of malicious code. It effectively prevents access to Command and Control (C&C) servers and URL access to sites distributing malicious code.
ZombieZERO Email APT combines a Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) with an APT product, offering an integrated solution that detects and blocks malicious code transmitted through emails. By analyzing email attachments and URLs, this solution ensures that only legitimate emails are forwarded to the mail server, mitigating potential threats. ZombieZERO File APT works in conjunction with a network connection solution, analyzing files awaiting transfer. By carefully categorizing the analyzed files, only those deemed safe and normal are allowed to be transferred to the designated work network, minimizing the risk of malware propagation.
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