North Korean cyber spies created two businesses in the U.S., in violation of Treasury sanctions, to infect developers working ...

Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 uncovers a North Korean cyber campaign using a newly discovered macOS variant of Koi Stealer malware to target cryptocurrency developers through ...

North Korean cyber spies have been running two U.S.-based companies, Blocknovas LLC and Softglide LLC, in violation of ...

At RSAC, the FBI and security experts describe their first-hand experiences identifying and rooting out remote workers who ...

North Korean hackers created US shell companies to distribute malware to crypto developers through fake job interviews.

North Korean cyber operations use fake US companies to target crypto developers with malware, violating US sanctions.

North Korean cyber operatives quietly formed two companies in the US and used them to slip harmful code to job-seeking ...

North Korean hackers are developing fresh and increasingly sophisticated methods to steal crypto funds: Zoom meetings, hiding ...

The North Korean hackers behind the Contagious Interview worker scam, which threat intelligence analysts have followed since late 2023, are now hiding behind three bogus crypto companies they created ...

Two firms, Blocknovas LLC and Softglide LLC, were spun up by North Korea’s Lazarus Group, according to cybersecurity outfit Silent Push.

The FBI seized Blocknovas' website, confirming a law enforcement action against North Korean cyber actors using fake job postings. Cybersecurity researchers and documents reviewed by Reuters have ...

The Lazarus Group, North Korea’s state-backed cyber unit, has established multiple fake companies registered in the United States to lure blockchain developers into downloading malware, according to a ...