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Landing a software development job overseas to secretly earn foreign currency for the isolated country demands highly creative strategies – but comes with risks for the regime.

Using fake names, sham LinkedIn profiles, counterfeit work papers and mock interview scripts, North Korean IT workers seeking employment in Western tech companies are deploying sophisticated subterfuge to get hired. Landing a job outside North Korea to secretly earn hard currency for the&#...

North Korea has dispatched thousands of tech workers overseas to finance its nuclear missile programme.

North Korea has dispatched thousands of IT workers overseas, an effort that has accelerated in the last four years, to bring in millions to finance Pyongyangs nuclear missile programme, according to the United States, South Korea, and the United Nations.

Using fake names, sham LinkedIn profiles, counterfeit work papers and mock interview scripts, North Korean IT workers seeking employment in Western tech companies are deploying sophisticated subterfuge to get hired.

Using fake names, sham LinkedIn profiles, counterfeit work papers and mock interview scripts, North Korean IT workers seeking employment in Western tech companies are deploying sophisticated subterfuge to get hired. Landing a job outside North Korea to secretly earn hard currency for the isolated country demands highly-developed strategies to convince Western hiring managers, according to documents reviewed by Reuters, an interview with a former North Korean IT worker and cybersecurity research...

North Korean IT workers seeking jobs abroad employ intricate strategies, including fake names, sham profiles, and counterfeit documents, to secure positions in Western tech companies, according to documents and cybersecurity researchers. The extensive subterfuge is part of North Koreas efforts to generate foreign currency, with thousands of IT workers dispatched overseas.

On Veterans Day 2023, a former Marine shared four lessons for leadership, citizenship and success that he said the service taught him. Andrew McClure is based in Silicon Valley.

Last week, KrebsOnSecurity broke the news that one of the largest cybercrime services for laundering stolen merchandise was hacked recently, exposing its internal operations, finances and organizational structure. In today's Part II, we'll examine clues about the real-life identity left…

Earlier this week, KrebsOnSecurity revealed that the darknet website for the Snatch ransomware group was leaking data about its users and the crime gang's internal operations. Today, we'll take a closer look at the history of Snatch, its alleged founder,…