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Windows spyware from North Korea steals data from your phone

nformation security usually focuses on a single device, at least as far as consumers are concerned. But in an increasingly connected world, it might be worth re-examining that approach. Case in point: a newly discovered) found that the tool, once established on a Windows PC, will search the storage of any phone connected for even more information to steal.

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