Ripple (CRYPTO: XRP) partnered with Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) and Crypto ISAC to share exclusive threat intelligence on North Korean hackers infiltrating crypto companies as insider threats.
The DPRK Insider Threat
North Korean threat actors are working from the inside out, gaining trust over months before compromising devices through malicious software.
The Drift hack started with malicious actors building relationships with contributors over months, ultimately bypassing traditional security to compromise multisig wallets and steal funds.
“This is a social engineering campaign on a new level,” Crypto ISAC Director of Growth Christina Spring wrote.
“Companies in both crypto-native and traditional financial institutions are seeing more of this type of sophisticated operation,” she added.
The data Ripple shares ranges from domains and wallets associated with fraud to …
