Ethereum Foundation's ETH Rangers identifies ~100 DPRK IT workers across 53 projects, recovers $5.8M in closing report


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Promote with Leviathan NewsThe Ethereum Foundation, Secureum, The Red Guild, and SEAL released the closing recap for ETH Rangers, a six-month public goods security program funding 17 independent researchers. The crew identified ~100 DPRK IT workers embedded across 53 Web3 projects, recovered or froze over $5.8M in stolen funds, and documented 785+ vulnerabilities and client-side exploits. Real dent in North Korea's crypto infiltration playbook and solid receipts for public goods funding pointed at thankless security grunt work.
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