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Inside the fake crypto startup that fooled North Korean IT workers

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Inside the fake crypto startup that fooled North Korean IT workers

Suspected North Koreans IT workers joined a fake crypto startup — without realizing their every move was being tracked to extract valuable intel.

Inside the fake crypto startup that fooled North Korean IT workers

Inside the fake crypto startup that fooled North Korean IT workers

Source：Cointelegraph

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Source：https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/fake-crypto-startup-fooled-north-korean-it-workers