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North Korean Hackers Expose Web3 Pros to Sophisticated ClickFake Scams

One in three employees have admitted to using company tech for personal gain, and North Korean hackers are exploiting this vulnerability with a clever recruitment scam that can give them access to corporate funds. The sophisticated scheme, attributed to the notorious Famous Chollima group, targets Web3 and cryptocurrency pros with fake job offers on popular platforms like LinkedIn and Telegram.

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Person sitting at desk with laptop and crypto wallet interface surrounded by multiple monitors in a university setting.

Crypto Wallets Expose Users to Cross-Site Tracking Risks

Researchers at KU Leuven have uncovered a concerning vulnerability in popular crypto wallets, finding that they can leak user data, allowing for cross-site tracking and linking of separate addresses. This issue affects around 35 million users of 85 widely-used browser-extension wallets.

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AI-Assisted Code Targets Crypto Wallets via Malicious npm Dependency

Researchers have uncovered a sneaky malicious npm campaign, dubbed PromptMink, linked to North Korean hackers Famous Chollima, which targets crypto developers with fake utility packages that secretly steal sensitive info and funds. The campaign's clever tactics even involve an AI-assisted code commit to fly under the radar.

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