North Korean hackers set up 3 shell companies to scam crypto devs
A subgroup of the North Korea-linked hacker organization Lazarus set up three shell companies, two in the United States, to deliver malware to unsuspecting users.
The three sham crypto consulting firms — BlockNovas, Angeloper Agency and SoftGlide — are being used by the
Three strains of malware — BeaverTail, InvisibleFerret and Otter Cookie — are being used according to Silent Push.
BeaverTail is malware
At least three crypto founders have reported in March that they foiled an attempt from alleged North Korean hackers to steal sensitive data through fake Zoom calls.
Groups such as the Lazarus Group are the prime suspects in some of the biggest cyber thefts in Web3, including the Bybit $1.4 billion hack and the $600 million Ronin network hack.
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