
North Korean IT Workers Used Stolen US Identities to Earn $3 Million
FBI raided Texas laptop farms as DOJ charged US facilitators of North Korean IT workers who earned $3 million from over 70 companies.
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FBI raided Texas laptop farms as DOJ charged US facilitators of North Korean IT workers who earned $3 million from over 70 companies.

FBI raided Texas laptop farms, arrested two Americans, and charged people tied to DPRK IT-worker schemes.

FBI arrested two Americans and raided 40-plus laptop farms aiding North Korean IT-worker salary fraud.

DOJ charged 14 people for a North Korean remote-IT scheme that drew about $3 million from 70 U.S. employers.

Japan, US, Australia and Germany attributed WaterPlum's fake-employer scheme to North Korea; 30,000 devices infected and $10.71 million stolen since December 2025.

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

US, Japanese, German, and Australian agencies warn North Korea's WaterPlum gang poses as recruiters, infecting 30,000+ devices and stealing about $11 million in crypto.

Huntress documented five DPRK-linked FAMOUS CHOLLIMA workers hired by Western companies in 2026 using fake identities, proxies and laptop farms.

Huntress links suspected North Korean remote workers to sales, marketing, and healthcare jobs using stolen identities, VPNs, proxies, and KVM hardware.
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