In a bold stride towards modernization, North Korean hackers have decided that if they can’t beat Web3, they might as well exploit it. Armed with the trendy Nim programming language, these digital desperados are proving that when it comes to malware, they’re the avant-garde artists of cybersecurity.

Not satisfied with their usual repertoire of rudimentary phishing tactics, these tech-savvy threat actors have jazzed it up with process injection techniques on macOS. Because, why let PC users have all the fun with malware when Apple’s walled garden can be a playground too? Talk about cross-platform enthusiasm!

Utilizing the secure wss protocol for remote communications, these hackers are ensuring that even while stealing your cryptocurrency, they’re protecting your data’s privacy. After all, a secure connection is crucial when you’re siphoning off digital assets. It’s like they always say, ‘Steal securely and leave no packet behind.’