North Korea ‘aggressively targeting’ crypto firms, warns FBI

North Korea ‘aggressively targeting’ crypto firms, warns FBI
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2024-9-4 19:21

The FBI has issued a warning that North Korean hackers are aggressively targeting employees in the crypto and decentralized finance sectors to steal company funds. These cybercriminals use sophisticated social engineering strategies to deceive even technically proficient individuals. According to…

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