BlueNoroff hackers used fake Zoom calls, ClickFix prompts, and fileless PowerShell malware to steal credentials from Web3 and crypto targets.

Web3 workers are being targeted by a sophisticated phishing scam that uses fake meeting apps to steal sensitive information and crypto. According to a report by Cado Security Labs, the attackers ...

A recent social engineering campaign targeted job seekers in the Web3 space with fake job interviews through a malicious "GrassCall" meeting app that installs information-stealing malware to steal ...

Crypto users are being targeted with fake video meeting tools and other software applications. Scammers trick users into downloading malware by convincing them it is a legitimate app. Info-stealers ...

Cybercriminals are targeting people working in Web3 with fake business meetings using a fraudulent video conferencing platform that infects Windows and Macs with crypto-stealing malware. The campaign ...

North Korea's BlueNoroff state-sponsored hacking group is targeting cryptocurrency executives in an audacious, financially motivated campaign that uses fake Zoom meetings populated with AI-generated ...

A detailed report by blockchain security firm SlowMist reveals that a sophisticated phishing attack disguised as a fake Zoom meeting link has stolen crypto assets worth millions. The scam, first ...

GhostCall and GhostHire use fake investor meetings and bogus recruiter tests to deliver cross-platform malware to blockchain and Web3 professionals. North Korea-aligned threat actor BlueNoroff, also ...