
A North Korea-linked hacking group known as Sapphire Sleet has reportedly stolen over $10 million in cryptocurrency through sophisticated social engineering tactics, including AI-driven scams on LinkedIn. The group has been involved in various cyber operations that pose significant national security threats, particularly in the realms of cryptocurrency theft and cyber espionage. The FBI has indicated that the North Korean government, officially known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), generates revenue through hacking activities targeting cryptocurrency exchanges. This incident highlights the ongoing risks associated with cyber threats and the need for vigilance, particularly among entrepreneurs and businesses engaging in digital transactions.
La Corée du Nord a dérobé 10 millions de dollars en cryptomonnaie dans une nouvelle escroquerie https://t.co/5WXWUQUWNV
North Korea's cyber operations have escalated into a serious national security threat across three main areas: #ITworkers related operations, #cryptocurrencytheft, and #cyberespionage, writes @AVIRAL96 https://t.co/dxQW0NfAHj
The North Korean fraudulent IT worker scheme took on a new twist when it was reported that four companies disrupted by the U.S. government on Oct. 10 were traced back to a broader network of front companies originating from China. #cybersecurity #infosec https://t.co/RVqMOmPb0M
