🚨 North Korea's fake job interviews stole $11M from 7,000 crypto wallets A seven-agency joint advisory has formally linked the WaterPlum hacking crew to Pyongyang's remote IT worker infiltration scheme — tracing both operations to the same North Korean bureau. The playbook: fake job interviews used to deploy malware, drain crypto wallets, and embed DPRK operatives inside Western tech companies — all funding the regime's weapons programs. Over 7,000 wallets hit, $11M stolen. If you're hiring devs remotely or clicking on recruiter links, the threat is real and active. Source Trade on Binance
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🚨 North Korea's fake job interviews stole $11M from 7,000 crypto wallets
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