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Cybersecuritycritical impactNorth Korea-linked hackers infect 30,000 devices via fake coding tests
· Pyongyang, North Korea · Asia-Pacific
Hackers linked to the North Korean government used fake programming tests to infect approximately 30,000 devices and steal over $10 million in cryptocurrency from more than 7,000 wallets.
- Topic
- Cybersecurity
- Location
- Pyongyang, North Korea (39.039°, 125.763°)
- Region
- Asia-Pacific
- Impact
- critical
- Reported value
- $10M
- Reported by
- cnBeta
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