North Korean Hackers ‘Trying to Bait Crypto Users With Bogus Job Offers’
North Korean hackers are trying to break into crypto accounts by sending bogus job offers, a security provider has claimed. The claims were made in a post by Proofpoint, a California-based security provider, and reported...
The claims were made in a post by Proofpoint, a California-based security provider, and reported by the South Korean media outlets KBS and TVChosun....
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