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North Korean hackers reportedly infected more than 30,000 devices in crypto malware campaign

Crypto.news, citing the FBI, Japan’s NPA and other agencies, reports that WaterPlum compromised more than 7,000 crypto wallets and transferred at least $10.71 million.

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Crypto.news reports that a North Korean crypto-focused malware campaign infected more than 30,000 devices across 100-plus countries. Citing the FBI, Japan’s NPA and other agencies, it says the WaterPlum group posed as recruiters for crypto, AI and NFT companies, compromised more than 7,000 crypto wallets and transferred at least $10.71 million.

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CoinDesk@CoinDeskNEW: The FBI and Japan's NPA warn that North Korea-linked hackers infected 30,000+ devices across 100+ countries, stealing from 7,000+ crypto wallets and netting $10.71M by posing as recruiters at crypto, AI and NFT firms.20d
crypto.news@cryptodotnewsBREAKING: North Korean hackers infected more than 30,000 devices across 100+ countries in a crypto-focused malware campaign. The FBI, Japan’s NPA and other agencies say the WaterPlum group compromised more than 7,000 crypto wallets and transferred at least $10.71 million by posing as recruiters for crypto, AI and NFT companies.20d
Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaNorth Korean hackers disguise cyberattacks as job interviews with AI https://s.nikkei.com/3VnTPuZ20d
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareNorth Korea used job interviews to deploy malware on 30,000 devices during coding tests — WaterPlum group loots $10.7 million in crypto and plants persistent RATs https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/north-korea-used-job-interviews-to-deploy-malware-on-30-000-devices-during-coding-tests-waterplum-group-loots-usd10-7-million-in-crypto-and-plants-persistent-rats18d
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    CoinDesk@CoinDeskNEW: The FBI and Japan's NPA warn that North Korea-linked hackers infected 30,000+ devices across 100+ countries, stealing from 7,000+ crypto wallets and netting $10.71M by posing as recruiters at crypto, AI and NFT firms.20d
    crypto.news@cryptodotnewsBREAKING: North Korean hackers infected more than 30,000 devices across 100+ countries in a crypto-focused malware campaign. The FBI, Japan’s NPA and other agencies say the WaterPlum group compromised more than 7,000 crypto wallets and transferred at least $10.71 million by posing as recruiters for crypto, AI and NFT companies.20d
    Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaNorth Korean hackers disguise cyberattacks as job interviews with AI https://s.nikkei.com/3VnTPuZ20d
    Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareNorth Korea used job interviews to deploy malware on 30,000 devices during coding tests — WaterPlum group loots $10.7 million in crypto and plants persistent RATs https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/north-korea-used-job-interviews-to-deploy-malware-on-30-000-devices-during-coding-tests-waterplum-group-loots-usd10-7-million-in-crypto-and-plants-persistent-rats18d
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