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Cyber Security Threat Landscape - A North Korean hacking group was compromised, revealing details of their cyber operations [1] - The group employs low-tech, high-volume tactics to bypass security measures [3] - The group utilizes fake identities, including forged IDs and social media profiles, to infiltrate crypto firms [1] Hacking Techniques & Infrastructure - The team operated with 31 fake identities to secure jobs at crypto firms [1] - The group spent $1.489 thousand on infrastructure to support hacking activities [2] - The group uses Google services, AnyDesk, VPNs, and translation tools to mask their location and manage tasks [2] Financial Impact & Targets - The group is linked to a $680 thousand crypto hack in June [1] - The group is connected to a broader DPRK network tied to the $1.4 billion Bybit exchange hack in February [2] - A Payoneer wallet linked to the Favrr exploit suggests active laundering of stolen funds [2] Targets - The group targeted Polygon Labs with job applications [2] - The group claimed to have worked for OpenSea and Chainlink in scripted interview responses [2]