North Korean Hackers Used Fake Job Interviews to Steal Crypto Across 100 Countries

Alex Royce in crypto, @alex_royce_btc

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North Korean Hackers Used Fake Job Interviews to Steal Crypto Across 100 Countries A North Korean state-backed hacker group infected more than 30,000 computers across at least 100 countries with crypto-stealing malware between late 2025 and July 2026, using fake tech recruitment interviews as the attack vector. The campaign involved posing as legitimate employers to lure job seekers into downloading malware during simulated interview processes. Once installed, the software was used to extract cryptocurrency from victims' devices. The operation spanned a significant global footprint, with infections reported across roughly 100 countries. North Korea has a documented history of funding state operations through crypto theft. Groups linked to Pyongyang have been attributed to several high-profile exchange and protocol breaches in recent years, with stolen funds believed to support sanctioned government programs. Source Trade on Binance

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