North Koreans reportedly targeting crypto jobs for insider access
Beyond plagiarizing resumes, researchers also discovered that some suspected North Koreans doctored qualifications when applying for jobs.
Reports on sanctions, cybercrime, and alleged state-linked hacks targeting digital assets.
North Korean entities have dispatched thousands of skilled IT workers worldwide to get employment and generate funds for its missile program.
Arthur Cheong claims the North Korean government sponsors the hackers, making them resourceful and sophisticated.
Authorities in the US have blacklisted an Ethereum wallet containing over 100,000 units of the stolen funds.
Virgil Griffith was warned against attending a crypto conference in North Korea but he refused to heed the warning.
Mandiant, a cybersecurity company which was recently acquired by Google, released a report detailing some of North Korea's cyber operations and how the country is using hackers to raise money via theft of crypto assets.
North Korea’s Lazarus group sits on $170 million worth of stolen and unlaundered crypto assets.