North Korea’s national antivirus appears to have quietly pivoted to ClamAV’s open‑source engine, recompiled it, and shipped it under four different domestic product names underscoring Pyongyang’s reliance on foreign code to secure tightly controlled networks while obscuring the software’s true origin. ClamAV is a widely used open‑source antivirus engine maintained by the Cisco Talos team, […]
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