DPRK likely infiltrated Waves ecosystem specific wallet repo
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North Korea spent 6 months inside Drift before $285M heist as researchers find DPRK devs in 40+ DeFi teams
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ZachXBT exposes 390-account DPRK IT worker network making ~$1M monthly and $3.5M since November
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U.S. Treasury sanctions six individuals and two entities across Asia and Europe for running North Korea IT worker fraud schemes that defraud U.S. businesses and fund the DPRK’s WMD programs, including nearly $800 million in 2024
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U.S. Treasury tells Congress crypto mixers protect financial privacy but remain a top tool for DPRK hackers, fraud and ransomware operators
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Akshit (Epoch Protocol) lost over $20k after running a malicious repo linked to the “contagious interview” malware, allegedly tied to DPRK hackers. The code granted root access, leaked env keys, and drained multiple EVM and Solana wallets—highlighting how dev hygiene lapses can be fatal.
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US sentences Maryland man to 15 months for helping North Korean operatives infiltrate US tech firms, giving DPRK-linked workers access to sensitive government systems and expanding a wider scheme funding Pyongyang’s cyber and weapons programs.
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North Korea spent 6 months inside Drift before $285M heist as researchers find DPRK devs in 40+ DeFi teams
Coindesk ·
ZachXBT exposes 390-account DPRK IT worker network making ~$1M monthly and $3.5M since November
𝕏/@zachxbt ·
U.S. Treasury sanctions six individuals and two entities across Asia and Europe for running North Korea IT worker fraud schemes that defraud U.S. businesses and fund the DPRK’s WMD programs, including nearly $800 million in 2024
home.treasury.gov ·
U.S. Treasury tells Congress crypto mixers protect financial privacy but remain a top tool for DPRK hackers, fraud and ransomware operators
home.treasury.gov ·
Akshit (Epoch Protocol) lost over $20k after running a malicious repo linked to the “contagious interview” malware, allegedly tied to DPRK hackers. The code granted root access, leaked env keys, and drained multiple EVM and Solana wallets—highlighting how dev hygiene lapses can be fatal.
𝕏/@OstwalAk ·
US sentences Maryland man to 15 months for helping North Korean operatives infiltrate US tech firms, giving DPRK-linked workers access to sensitive government systems and expanding a wider scheme funding Pyongyang’s cyber and weapons programs.
decrypt.co ·