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Kimsuky Hackers Use Malicious Resume Documents to Deploy Funhouse Ransomware

Cybersecurity NewsOctober 13, 20264 min read

Kimsuky hackers have used a malicious résumé document to deploy Funhouse ransomware through a chain of scripts and remote access tools. The attack begins with a Hangul Word Processor document disguised as a job application, turning a routine work file into an entry point for malware that ultimately encrypts files. The campaign connects document-based deception […] The post Kimsuky Hackers Use Malicious Resume Documents to Deploy Funhouse Ransomware appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Kimsuky hackers have used a malicious résumé document to deploy Funhouse ransomware through a chain of scripts and remote access tools. The attack begins with a Hangul Word Processor document disguised as a job application, turning a routine work file into an entry point for malware that ultimately encrypts files. The campaign connects document-based deception with tools used in earlier Endpoint ransomware cases. Opening the résumé drops supporting files, but clicking a link inside it triggers the next…

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