North Korean Hackers Create Fake U.S. Businesses to Target Crypto Devs
The post North Korean Hackers Create Fake U.S. Businesses to Target Crypto Devs appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief North Korean hackers spun up two fake companies in the U.S. to target crypto developers. The hackers offered job interviews to developers, before compromising their crypto wallets using malware. The fake firms were set up in New Mexico and New York, in violation of OFAC and UN sanctions. Multiple victims have been attacked by what appears to be a North Korean campaign that targets cryptocurrency developers using fake U.S. companies. According to a Reuters report, two fake companies, Blocknovas LLC and Softglide LLC, were created by North Korean cyber spies to infect developers in the crypto industry with malicious software.
The post North Korean Hackers Create Fake U.S. Businesses to Target Crypto Devs appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
In brief North Korean hackers spun up two fake companies in the U.S. to target crypto developers. The hackers offered job interviews to developers, before compromising their crypto wallets using malware. The fake firms were set up in New Mexico and New York, in violation of OFAC and UN sanctions. Multiple victims have been attacked by what appears to be a North Korean campaign that targets cryptocurrency developers using fake U.S. companies. According to a Reuters report, two fake companies, Blocknovas LLC and Softglide LLC, were created by North Korean cyber spies to infect developers in the crypto industry with malicious software.
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