North Korean Hackers Infected 30,000 Devices via Fake Jobs to Steal Crypto
A North Korean group called WaterPlum infected over 30,000 devices with malware through fake job interviews to raid crypto wallets across 100 countries.
How it unfolded
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- Cointelegraph.com NewsState hackers drive 420% surge in onchain malware, Chainalysis finds
- Cointelegraph.com NewsNorth Korea drives onchain malware surge, CoinEx shuts: Asia Express
- www.theregister.comNorth Korea's fake job interviews infected 30,000 devices
- Latest articlesNorth Korean hackers behind crypto thefts across 100 countries, including Japan
Sources
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- North Korean hackers behind crypto thefts across 100 countries, including Japan Latest articles
- North Korea's fake job interviews infected 30,000 devices www.theregister.com
- North Korea drives onchain malware surge, CoinEx shuts: Asia Express Cointelegraph.com News
- State hackers drive 420% surge in onchain malware, Chainalysis finds Cointelegraph.com News
In this story
- North Korea
- WaterPlum
- Iran
- Chainalysis
- CoinEx
- Malaysia