North Korean hackers used fake video calls in $400m crypto hack, says FBI

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More than 900 victims are thought to have fallen prey to the FaceStealer scheme in the last 18 months. Covered by 5 outlets: 4 are centre, 1 lean right.
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North Korean state-backed hackers steal over $400 million in cryptocurrency, FBI says
As part of a social engineering scheme, which the FBI refers to as “FaceStealer,” targets are lured to video chats on imposter versions of video meeting software such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
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North Korean hackers used fake video calls in $400m crypto hack, says FBI
More than 900 victims are thought to have fallen prey to the FaceStealer scheme in the last 18 months.
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North Korean hackers steal $400 million in crypto using fake video calls, FBI says
The FBI says North Korean hackers stole more than $400 million in cryptocurrency over 18 months using fake video meetings, malware and stolen accounts.
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North Korean Hackers Steal More Than $400 Million Using Video Images: FBI
The FBI has identified and seized more than 900 victim webcam videos, according to Wednesday's advisory.
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FBI reveals cunning ruse North Korean hackers used in massive crypto heist as feds claw back $1.2B
The Justice Department said authorities seized the cloud servers used in the social engineering scheme, dubbed “FaceStealer.”
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FBI: North Korean hackers have stolen $400 million in crypto over last 18 months
The FBI said Thursday that North Korean hackers have stolen more than $400 million in cryptocurrency over the past 18 months using a social engineering scheme called “FaceStealer.” The scheme uses imposter versions of video conference platforms and secretly recorded web...
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North Korean hackers steal more than $400 million using video images, FBI says - Reuters
North Korean hackers steal more than $400 million using video images, FBI says Reuters









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