2026-8-12 10:34 |
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U.S. courts sentenced two laptop farm operators who helped North Korean IT workers access firms, as crypto insider-risk warnings rise today.
2026-5-8 11:00 | |
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Ketman, a project backed by an Ethereum Foundation grant, says it uncovered around 100 suspected North Korean IT workers infiltrating crypto projects.
2026-4-20 07:00 | |
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Ethereum-funded Ketman Project identified 100 suspected DPRK IT workers infiltrating 53 crypto projects using forged identities. The post Ethereum-Funded Project Exposes 100 North Korean IT Workers in Crypto appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2026-4-19 14:00 | |
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Ethereum Foundation Exposed North Korean Workers in Crypto
The post Ethereum Foundation Helped Expose North Korea Workers Infiltrating Crypto Firms appeared first on Coinspeaker.
2026-4-18 17:57 | |
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North Korean-linked operators have spent years quietly integrating into crypto firms and DeFi teams, raising fresh concerns about insider risk after a string of high-value exploits tied to the country’s cyber apparatus.
2026-4-6 11:45 | |
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A compromised device from a North Korean IT worker has exposed the inner workings of the team behind the $680,000 Favrr hack and their use of Google tools to target crypto projects. According to on-chain sleuth ZachXBT, the trail began…
2025-8-14 11:09 | |
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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.
2025-8-5 09:57 | |
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A TikTok creator from Arizona has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison for orchestrating a scheme that helped North Korean operatives infiltrate over 300 US companies under the guise of remote IT workers.
2025-7-26 18:07 | |
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An Arizona woman and TikTok influencer has received a multi-year prison sentence for helping North Korean IT workers fraudulently secure remote jobs at over 300 U.S. companies. Christina Marie Chapman, 50, was sentenced to 102 months in prison by a…
2025-7-25 12:15 | |
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TRM Labs says North Korean IT workers have laundered millions in USDC and USDT while secretly working for blockchain startups. North Korea continues to rely on crypto to quietly fund its weapons programs and the U.S. government is stepping up…
2025-7-17 17:25 | |
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Continuing its crackdown on North Korea’s efforts to infiltrate U. S. companies, the Treasury Department has sanctioned two individuals and four entities for aiding malicious IT workers in infiltrating crypto firms.
2025-7-9 09:40 | |
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Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT has uncovered a $1 million exploit targeting NFT projects linked to Pepe creator Matt Furie, with suspicions pointing to North Korean IT workers. This breach, affecting platforms like Replicandy and Peplicator, saw attackers mint and dump NFTs, crashing floor prices.
2025-7-3 08:24 | |
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On-chain investigator ZachXBT has raised concerns over USDC stablecoin issuer Circle’s compliance standards and its growing use among malicious actors. According to ZachXBT, North Korean IT workers have been using USDC (USDC) to move millions in illicit payments. The on-chain…
2025-7-1 12:55 | |
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Cisco’s threat intelligence organization, Cisco Talos, has detected a new Python-based malware called ‘PylangGhost. ’ It is linked to the North Korean hacking group, Famous Chollima.
2025-6-20 09:13 | |
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The FBI reveals a sophisticated scheme where North Korean IT workers stole US identities to launder millions in crypto, fueling the regime's sanctioned activities. The post North Korean IT Workers Stole US Identities to Launder $7.
2025-6-9 17:16 | |
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United States authorities have launched a forfeiture action to seize millions in crypto funneled to North Korea through a global network of fake IT workers embedded in blockchain firms. According to a June 5 statement from the U.S. Department of…
2025-6-6 11:18 | |
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North Korean (DPRK) IT workers are ramping up their corporate infiltration efforts into tech and crypto firms, with a focus on Europe. Since its last report in September 2024, Google Threat Intelligence Group has observed a rise in DPRK IT…
2025-4-2 12:45 | |
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North Korean hackers keep targeting tech workers with fake job offerings
2025-2-6 18:59 | |
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In a joint statement, the U.S., Japan, and South Korea highlight the growing threat posed by North Korean cyber actors to the global crypto sector. The United States, Japan, and South Korea have warned the blockchain industry about North Korean…
2025-1-14 14:30 | |
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North Korean hackers have stolen billions in cryptocurrency and sensitive corporate data by impersonating venture capitalists, recruiters, and remote IT workers. Researchers made the revelations during Cyberwarcon, an annual cybersecurity conference, on Nov.
2024-12-1 23:46 | |
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North Korea, which is known for stealing billions of dollars in crypto, has expanded their capabilities by posing as recruiters and IT workers in recent years. North Korean hackers are now imposed as promising employee candidates for multinational companies, with…
2024-11-29 03:51 | |
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Crypto investigator ZachXBT has unveiled a sophisticated operation involving North Korean IT workers who infiltrated a project’s development team and stole $1. 3 million from its treasury. The theft occurred after the developers, hired under fake identities, pushed malicious code that facilitated the transfer of funds.
2024-8-16 20:48 | |
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Cybersecurity expert ZachXBT’s recent tweets suggest a sophisticated scheme involving North Korean IT workers posing as crypto developers is taking place. The operation led to the theft of $1.3 million from a project’s treasury and exposed a network of over…
2024-8-16 19:36 | |
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North Korea has built a shadow workforce consisting of thousands of IT workers, according to U. S. officials. This shadow workforce is linked with North Korea’s cybercrime operations and is used to carry out massive crypto hacks, The Wall Street Journal reported on June 11.
2023-6-12 19:30 | |
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According to the US Government, North Korean IT workers are flooding the freelance market. It’s illegal for US businesses to employ them, but, what if they have no idea they’re doing it? In this new remote work world we’re living in, it’s completely possible.
2022-7-12 09:59 | |
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has alerted the general public and businesses against unwittingly hiring North Korean IT workers. The post US Federal agencies warn businesses against mistakenly hiring North Korean hackers appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2022-5-19 20:40 | |
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In many cases, these workers say they are U.S.-based and/or non North Korean teleworkers, and they often take on virtual currency projects, the agencies said.
2022-5-17 22:04 | |
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Questioning traditions in finance is a daily mission for Korean firm Sentbe. It applied its innovative mindset to the international money transfers regularly sent across Southeast Asia by Korea’s large population of migrant workers and partnered with SBI Ripple Asia, a joint venture between Ripple and SBI Holdings, to improve the ineffective process offered by … Continued The post Ripple Helps Sentbe Increase Financial Inclusion for Migrants in Korea with More Efficient Remittances appeared first on Ripple.
2020-3-20 21:46 | |
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North Korea is bringing its political indoctrination tactics to the digital age. The self-proclaimed republic is developing software designed to teach ideology to party members and workers, North Korean party daily Rodong Sinmun reports.
2019-7-11 12:04 | |
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The Bitcoin Red Team has been forced to rely on open source Chinese AI, after OpenAI restricted access. Thailand sets crypto tax to 0% in bid to become crypto hub.
BIP-110 forks itself into oblivion with a “2-block chain” and CLARITY will finally get a Senate vote in September. The odds say that vote will be a No.
BIP-110 forks itself into oblivion with a “2-block chain” and CLARITY will finally get a Senate vote in September. The odds say that vote will be a No.
Crypto is growing up thanks to trading in real world assets, and Bitcoin will never dip below $60K again, says Nansen founder founder Alex Svanevik.
Ethereum’s proposed EIP-8363 staking overhaul aims to reduce issuance, but critics say it could hurt DeFi, decentralization and institutional adoption.
Tokenized cows may have gone viral, but they’re just the latest in a long line of strange things to find a home onchain, from farts, to human skin and destroyed artworks