U.S. Department of Justice: American citizens helped North Korean IT workers infiltrate 136 companies
Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Friday that it has filed an application to forfeit Tether USDT stablecoins worth $15.1 million, which were seized from North Korean hackers associated with the APT38 group. The Department of Justice also secured guilty pleas from four U.S. citizens and one Ukrainian national, who admitted to assisting North Korean IT workers in fraudulently obtaining jobs at U.S. companies by providing stolen identities and custodial company laptops.
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