US EditionThese LinkedIn Profiles Are Not What They Seem. How to Spot a North Korean Operative
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These LinkedIn profiles are not what they seem. How to spot a North Korean operative
North Korean operatives are using fake identities to secure remote tech jobs at US companies and make millions for Kim Jong Un’s regime. CNN’s Teele Rebane breaks down how the scheme works and what to look for online.
North Korean Hackers Use Fake Freelance Jobs to Steal Millions in Crypto via Cloud Exploits - The Blockopedia
North Korean Hackers Pose as Freelancers to Steal Millions in Crypto North Korean hacking groups are getting craftier—posing as recruiters… The post North Korean Hackers Use Fake Freelance Jobs to Steal Millions in Crypto via Cloud Exploits appeared first on The Blockopedia.
More and more North Korean workers manage to infiltrate Western companies, be they European or American, by pretending to be developers in telework. And this is obviously not good news.
The threat analysts of the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike have documented an increase in North Korean infiltration attempts in international companies. The activities of the group ,Famous Chollima, increased by a considerable 220 percent year-on-year, reported Adam Meyers, responsible for countermeasures at CrowdStrike, during a press conference on the annual Threat Hunting Report. ,We meet them practically daily, says Meyers about the North …
North Korean IT workers are using remote jobs to infiltrate crypto companies: report
North Korean IT workers are using fake identities to infiltrate crypto firms and steal millions worth of digital assets through remote job scams, cybersecurity researchers at Google Cloud and Wiz have warned. Separate reports published by the firms have tracked…
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