North Korea Running ‘Trojan-infested Fake Crypto Exchange,’ Say Experts
A security firm says North Korean hackers created a bogus crypto exchange that infects users’ internet-connected devices with malware, allowing them to access sensitive networks to steal cryptoassets. The claims were mad...
The claims were made by the security provider Volexity, and backed by the likes of Malwarebytes....
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