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North Korean IT workers are using deepfakes and fake identities to secure remote jobs, funding their regime’s weapons programs while posing a major security threat.
Following a breach tied to an insider, Coinbase is restricting remote work and requiring U.S. citizenship for key roles to combat infiltration by North Korean hackers.
Starbucks Korea bans desktop computers and printers in its cafes to curb the "cagongjok" trend of turning shared spaces into personal offices.
A DomainTools report exposes how North Korean IT workers use fake IDs, AI, and shell companies to infiltrate remote tech jobs globally, funding the regime's military and compromising corporate infrastructure.
Christina Marie Chapman was sentenced to 8.5 years for facilitating a $17M scheme that allowed North Korean IT operatives to pose as US citizens and secure remote jobs at over 300 US companies.
Microsoft's latest Work Trend Index warns of the "infinite workday," where work increasingly spills into personal time, driven by hybrid models and AI integration.
Google is tightening its remote work policy, requiring many employees to return to the office or face consequences. Learn about the new mandates.
Explore the rising threat of deepfakes and synthetic identities in remote work. Learn how to detect and prevent these deceptions in hiring and protect your organization.