And it got there..

Crypto hackers disguise themselves as recruiters and steal cryptocurrency

Hackers have found a new way to cheat by pretending to be recruiters of large crypto companies. They offer high salaries — from $200,000 to $350,000 — to lure the victim.

The key trick: at the "interview" stage, the victim is asked to fix a "problem" with a microphone or video through the Willo platform. In fact, this leads to the installation of malware that allows access to the device. The scam runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, making the threat massive.

Hackers use LinkedIn, Telegram, and other platforms to post fake jobs at well-known companies such as Gemini and Kraken. More:

And it got there..

Crypto hackers disguise themselves as recruiters and steal cryptocurrency

Hackers have found a new way to cheat by pretending to be recruiters of large crypto companies. They offer high salaries — from $200,000 to $350,000 — to lure the victim.

The key trick: at the "interview" stage, the victim is asked to fix a "problem" with a microphone or video through the Willo platform. In fact, this leads to the installation of malware that allows access to the device. The scam runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, making the threat massive.

Hackers use LinkedIn, Telegram, and other platforms to post fake jobs at well-known companies such as Gemini and Kraken. More: https://t.me/crypto_blond/454