North Korean hackers are at it again—how many more will fall for this clever trap? Crypto founders are facing a wave of sophisticated cyberattacks, with hackers using fake Zoom calls to steal sensitive data. Posing as investors, they trick victims by pretending to have audio issues, then ask them to install a “fix,” which is actually malware. Once installed, the hackers gain control of the victim’s system. Experts warn the crypto industry to stay alert and tighten cybersecurity as these state-sponsored attacks grow bolder. Anyways, always remember to verify before you click!
Having audio issues on your Zoom call? That’s not a VC, it’s North Korean hackers.
Fortunately, this founder realized what was going on.
The call starts with a few “VCs” on the call. They send messages in the chat saying they can’t hear your audio, or suggesting there’s an… pic.twitter.com/ZnW8Mtof4F
— Nick Bax.eth (@bax1337) March 11, 2025
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