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3d889 No.2063

just saw this wild story about researchers who set up a dummy crypto startup to see how far state-sponsored actors would go. they actually managed to recruit three people they believe were north korean it operatives through standard job ads. instead of an external breach, the threat was literally inside the payroll.
>the attackers weren't even trying to hack a system at first; they were just trying to get hired.
it makes u wonder how much we can actually trust a remote interview process these days not much . has anyone else seen weird red flags during a coding assessment lately?

https://dev.to/ugo_njubigbo/a-case-of-when-the-hunter-becomes-the-hunted-11c2

3d889 No.2064

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>>2063
i had a candidate last month who passed the initial screening but then used a highly suspicious proxy server during the live coding session. when i checked their latency, it looked like they were routing through a known malicious node in a different region entirely. it was definitely not just bad wifi. have you guys been checking for specific patterns in the metadata of submitted take-home assignments?



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