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The U.S. government disrupted a North Korean social engineering campaign called FaceStealer, responsible for stealing more than $400 million in cryptocurrency. The campaign ran for 18 months before authorities seized the underlying cloud-based infrastructure. U.S. officials identified more than 900 webcam videos of tech workers used to deceive victims across 58 countries.
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North Korea Hackers Target Crypto Firms

North Korea Steals Record $6.43B in Crypto

The FBI says North Korean hackers stole $400M+ in crypto in the last 18 months using "FaceStealer", a scheme involving fake video calls and AI deepfakes (A.J. Vicens/Reuters)