The general is short on money again
Ever since North Korean hackers stole assets worth 1.5 billion (about $1.5B)
they have started a new round of attacks
North Korean hackers disguised as job postings, stealing more than $107 million worth of crypto assets
The North Korean hacking group used fake recruitment information to distribute malware, infecting nearly 30,000 devices and stealing cryptocurrency worth more than $107 million and company data.
The group posed as technology companies or startup recruiters, luring job seekers on social media to click malicious documents, and then obtaining illegal profits by implanting backdoor programs, deploying ransomware files, stealing private keys, or directly transferring funds.
#以太坊突破2700美元 $ETH $BTC
Ever since North Korean hackers stole assets worth 1.5 billion (about $1.5B)
they have started a new round of attacks
North Korean hackers disguised as job postings, stealing more than $107 million worth of crypto assets
The North Korean hacking group used fake recruitment information to distribute malware, infecting nearly 30,000 devices and stealing cryptocurrency worth more than $107 million and company data.
The group posed as technology companies or startup recruiters, luring job seekers on social media to click malicious documents, and then obtaining illegal profits by implanting backdoor programs, deploying ransomware files, stealing private keys, or directly transferring funds.
#以太坊突破2700美元 $ETH $BTC
