U.S. government shares technical details on North Korean hacking campaignWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Tuesday issued a technical alert about cyber attacks it said are sponsored by the North Korean government that have targeted the aerospace, telecommunications and financial industries since 2016. The alert, from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, said North Korean hackers were using a type of malware known as  FALLCHILL  to gain entry to computer systems and compromise network systems.  The FBI and DHS had issued a warning in June that squarely blamed the North Korean government for a raft of cyber attacks stretching back to 2009 targeting media, aerospace and financial sectors, as well as critical infrastructure, in the United States and globally. Tuesday s alert included the publication of IP addresses   the FBI said were linked to the hacking campaign and was intended to help private industry guard against the attacks. The FALLCHILL malware was described as providing hackers with wide latitude to monitor and disrupt infected systems. The malware typically gained access to systems as a file sent via other North Korean malware or when users unknowingly downloaded it by visiting sites compromised by the hackers. The new alert coincides with increasing tensions between Washington and Pyongyang over North Korea s missile tests. The previous warning, in June, said that North Korea would continue to rely on cyber operations to advance its military and strategic objectives. North Korea has routinely denied involvement in cyber attacks against other countries. worldnews
government shares technical details north korean hacking campaignwashington reuters the government tuesday issued technical alert cyber attacks said sponsored north korean government targeted aerospace telecommunications financial industries since the alert fbi department homeland security said north korean hackers using type malware known fallchill gain entry computer systems compromise network systems the fbi dhs issued warning june squarely blamed north korean government raft cyber attacks stretching back targeting media aerospace financial sectors well critical infrastructure united states globally tuesday alert included publication ip addresses fbi said linked hacking campaign intended help private industry guard attacks the fallchill malware described providing hackers wide latitude monitor disrupt infected systems the malware typically gained access systems file sent via north korean malware users unknowingly downloaded visiting sites compromised hackers the new alert coincides increasing tensions washington pyongyang north korea missile tests the previous warning june said north korea would continue rely cyber operations advance military strategic objectives north korea routinely denied involvement cyber attacks countries worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.S. government shares technical details on North Korean hacking campaignWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Tuesday issued a technical alert about cyber attacks it said are sponsored by the North Korean government that have targeted the aerospace, telecommunications and financial industries since 2016. The alert, from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, said North Korean hackers were using a type of malware known as  FALLCHILL  to gain entry to computer systems and compromise network systems.  The FBI and DHS had issued a warning in June that squarely blamed the North Korean government for a raft of cyber attacks stretching back to 2009 targeting media, aerospace and financial sectors, as well as critical infrastructure, in the United States and globally. Tuesday s alert included the publication of IP addresses   the FBI said were linked to the hacking campaign and was intended to help private industry guard against the attacks. The FALLCHILL malware was described as providing hackers with wide latitude to monitor and disrupt infected systems. The malware typically gained access to systems as a file sent via other North Korean malware or when users unknowingly downloaded it by visiting sites compromised by the hackers. The new alert coincides with increasing tensions between Washington and Pyongyang over North Korea s missile tests. The previous warning, in June, said that North Korea would continue to rely on cyber operations to advance its military and strategic objectives. North Korea has routinely denied involvement in cyber attacks against other countries. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: government shares technical details north korean hacking campaignwashington reuters the government tuesday issued technical alert cyber attacks said sponsored north korean government targeted aerospace telecommunications financial industries since the alert fbi department homeland security said north korean hackers using type malware known fallchill gain entry computer systems compromise network systems the fbi dhs issued warning june squarely blamed north korean government raft cyber attacks stretching back targeting media aerospace financial sectors well critical infrastructure united states globally tuesday alert included publication ip addresses fbi said linked hacking campaign intended help private industry guard attacks the fallchill malware described providing hackers wide latitude monitor disrupt infected systems the malware typically gained access systems file sent via north korean malware users unknowingly downloaded visiting sites compromised hackers the new alert coincides increasing tensions washington pyongyang north korea missile tests the previous warning june said north korea would continue rely cyber operations advance military strategic objectives north korea routinely denied involvement cyber attacks countries worldnews