Malware hunters are sounding the alarm over a new, more effective version of the North Korean "Apple Jeus" macOS software nasty.

The team at Kaspersky Lab's Global Research and Analysis Team has dissected what they say is a 'sequel' to the 2018 outbreak that targeted users on cryptocurrency sites for account theft.

Believed to be operating out of North Korea on behalf of the nation's authoritarian government, the Lazarus group looks to bring cash into the sanction-hit government's coffers by way of hacks on financial institutions, phishing and currency mining and theft operations.

To that extent, Apple Jeus sets its sites on cryptocurrency exchanges, where it masquerades as legitimate trading software in order to slip a remote access trojan onto victim's machines. The infected boxes can then be pilfered for valuableThe trip taken this week by Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) served not only as a personal mission to provide medical care to some of the world's poorest people, but also a unique opportunity to build out his national profile and expose a side of his background little-known to most Americans.

After four days on the road with Paul, members of his family and aides, here are a few of the most memorable moments from the week:

1. The Drone, and what it symbolized



An unmanned aerial drone, operated by a documentary film crew, hovers on Tuesday near Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and other surgeons, nurses and technicians participating in a medical mission at the Lion's Club in Salama, Guatemala. (Photo by Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post)

It was Tuesday afternoon, and a