
North Korean Attackers Hit 30,000 Devices and Steal $10.7m
North Korea's WaterPlum infected about 30,000 devices and stole roughly $10.7 million in cryptocurrency.
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North Korea's WaterPlum infected about 30,000 devices and stole roughly $10.7 million in cryptocurrency.

North Korea-linked WaterPlum infected over 30,000 devices through fake job interviews, stealing about $10.7 million.

North Korea's Contagious Interview campaign hit 30,000 devices and stole about $10.71 million in crypto.

North Korean WaterPlum actors posed as recruiters to infect 30,000 developers' PCs and steal $10.7M in cryptocurrency via BeaverTail, InvisibleFerret and other malware.

Joint US, Japan, Australia, Germany advisory links North Korean WaterPlum group to 30,000 infected devices and $10.7 million in stolen cryptocurrency.

North Korean WaterPlum actors used fake job interviews to infect 30,000 devices and steal crypto from 7,000+ wallets, netting roughly $10.71 million.

Researchers discovered WeaselBiscuit, a stripped-down JavaScript stealer delivered via 13 malicious npm packages, harvesting Chrome extension storage with suspected DPRK links.
FBI and Japanese police advisory ties North Korea's WaterPlum campaign to $10.5M stolen from job seekers via fake-recruiter malware on 30,000 devices.
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