North Korean Hackers Steal $10.7 Million via Fake Job Offers
The FBI and Japanese police have identified the North Korean hacker group WaterPlum (also known as Contagious Interview) for stealing $10.7 million from over 7,000 crypto wallets. The group targeted software developers with fake high-paying remote job offers, using malicious code embedded in coding tests to compromise devices. The operation, which involved AI-generated interviewers and laptop farms, has impacted victims in over 100 countries.
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