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Discover how North Korean hackers targeted the cryptocurrency industry by exploiting a zero-day bug in Chrome-based browsers. Microsoft's cybersecurity researchers identified the hackers as part of the group Citrine Sleet, who took advantage of a flaw in the core engine of Chromium. Learn how the hackers gained control of targeted organizations' computers and stole cryptocurrency. Find out how Google patched the bug two days later, and Microsoft notified affected customers without disclosing specific details. Understand how Citrine Sleet primarily targets financial institutions involved in managing cryptocurrency and their social engineering techniques. Explore the group's main malware, AppleJeus, and how they install a rootkit on compromised computers. Uncover the North Korean government's history of targeting the cryptocurrency industry to fund its nuclear weapons program. Finally,

Discover how Google's recent acquisition of Cameyo, a virtualization tools company, will revolutionize ChromeOS. By seamlessly running Windows apps on ChromeOS devices, users can enjoy easier access to software without complex installations or updates. This acquisition aligns with Google's mission to expand ChromeOS in the business and education sectors, where it has seen significant success. With Cameyo's innovative virtual application delivery technology, organizations can modernize their IT infrastructure while preserving existing software investments. Explore the exciting possibilities this acquisition brings for ChromeOS users and the future of the platform.