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North Korean Cyberattack Exposes Crypto Vulnerability

New data reveals a North Korean cyberattack group has infiltrated several cryptocurrency projects, using over 30 fake identities to secure developer roles. Their tactics involved creating fake profiles on platforms like Upwork and LinkedIn and renting computers to access valuable code and infrastructure. This attack linked to a $680,000 exploit on a fan-token platform in June 2025, raising concerns about the industry’s security protocols. ZachXBT, a renowned on-chain investigator, has shed light on this operation, revealing its intricacies and potential for further attacks.

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