North Korea's fake job interviews infected 30,000 devices
An international warning says North Korean group WaterPlum posed as recruiters and sent fake coding tests, infecting over 30,000 devices and stealing more than $10.71 million. Over 7,000 crypto wallets were affected, with funds going to finance North Korea.
- Over 30,000 devices infected via fake interview tests
- Over 7,000 crypto wallets hacked, at least $10.71 million stolen
- Attack tracked by Australia, Germany, Japan, and US agencies
- Victims include web designers, engineers, crypto and Web3 specialists
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