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Beyond Lazarus: How North Korea Organizes Its Cyber Operations

Sekoia Blog
Sekoia Blog
Published August 31, 2026Original Report

Threat Actors

Malware Families

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYAPT37APT38KimsukyINFRASTRUCTURE45.86.208.162185.135.76.89211.21.6.181CAPABILITYMETA StealerPlayRaccoonVICTIMunknown
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Infrastructure(6)
Capability(4)
Victim

Indicators of Compromise

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14 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
IP45.86.208.162MediumScore 72/100First seen
IP185.135.76.89HighScore 64/100First seen
IP211.21.6.181HighScore 58/100First seen
IP23.237.102.130HighScore 64/100First seen
IP91.239.130.102HighScore 64/100First seen
IP37.120.154.98HighScore 64/100First seen
IP70.32.3.15HighScore 64/100First seen
IP167.88.61.117HighScore 64/100First seen
IP38.75.137.97HighScore 64/100First seen
IP50.7.159.34HighScore 64/100First seen
SHA13d6e2f6255ea677c2f68d1508bd161d2a3645db8HighScore 61/100First seen
IP66.118.255.35HighScore 64/100First seen
IP103.214.44.138HighScore 64/100First seen
IP188.43.33.252HighScore 64/100First seen

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