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North 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

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Last updated: September 20, 2026 2:10 pm
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Multiple government agencies across the world released a warning that North Korean hackers are posting fake jobs to install malware on unsuspecting applicants’ computers. They then steal credentials and cryptocurrency from their victims, with over $10 million reported stolen.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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