DEVIL MARLBORO, also called MARLBORO Group, advertised an alleged 419 GB intelligence package tied to North Korea, Kimsuky, and Lazarus Group, claiming it contains offensive tool source code, vulnerabilities, backdoor and rootkit components, digital certificates, operator identifying data, cryptocurrency wallet records, and information on sensitive North Korean facilities. iQBlack confirms only the existence and claimed scope of the commercial offer, not the authenticity, freshness, or provenance of the material. The low USD 2,350 asking price and unusually broad claims suggest the package could contain recycled, open-source, partial, or exaggerated material, but the offer is still relevant as a possible signal that DPRK-linked operational and financial intelligence is circulating commercially.