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Changpeng Zhao has warned that North Korean hackers use fake job postings, insider hires, and phishing tactics to infiltrate top crypto firms and steal user funds. He pointed to recent hacks tied to Lazarus Group and others, including a $400M breach allegedly linked to Coinbase’s outsourced customer support.

Changpeng Zhao has warned that North Korean hackers use fake job postings, insider hires, and phishing tactics to infiltrate top crypto firms and steal user funds. He pointed to recent hacks tied to Lazarus Group and others, including a $400M breach allegedly linked to Coinbase’s outsourced customer support.
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