They talked a crypto tech exec in to a zoom mtg. During the mtg they convinced him to install an update that was actually a “clickfix” attack and he ended up installing a bunch of bad stuff and he gave up access to some significant stuff.

This comes across like a pretty sophisticated attack imo w a team of hackers going full bore against a single company/ exec.

The lesson … dont get on zoom mtgs with fake companies? That set up a completely fake meeting environment?

https://therecord.media/north-korean-hackers-targeted-crypto-exec-clickfix

Based on my last trademark filing, the "triggered by public filing" solicitation racket is going gangbusters.

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