Chinese hacker group KeyBoy is back with new spy malware targeting Western organisations

The hacker group has been active since 2013, previously targeting organisations in South East Asia.

 
By India Ashok  November 4, 2017 

The hacker group's last known activity involved the targeting the Tibetan parliament between August and October 2016 iStock 
A hacker group known as KeyBoy, believed to be operating out of China, has resurfaced with a new campaign, targeting various organisations in Western nations. The advanced persistent (APT) group has been active since 2013, previously targeting organisations in South East Asia. KeyBoy hackers' new corporate espionage campaign makes use of specialised malware and phishing emails to spy on and steal from targets.
 
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