FBI Raids North Texas Homes for Alleged Role in North Korean Laptop Farm Operation
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The FBI has raided more than 40 addresses in Texas and seized approximately 187 laptops and KVM devices used for remote access to computers. The operation was conducted between September 21 and 25 as part of Operation Lonestar Roundup. The so-called laptop farms were set up in American homes. Intermediaries received company computers provided by American companies, stored them at their addresses and installed software or devices for remote acces…
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Image Source: FBI Cyber Division[/caption] The FBI said some workers deliberately target people under financial stress, looking for those more likely to follow instructions without questions if paid. Taking part in these activities is illegal. Home setups that host company laptops, known as laptop farms, have helped the workers hide their locations for years. The
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