Korean IT Scam Escalates

North Korean operatives are using stolen identities and U.S.-based laptop farms to secure remote jobs at American companies, generating revenue for the regime and potentially gathering intelligence. CrowdStrike says it finds one or two suspected cases daily and has seen access to valuable targets handed to malware teams; federal cases include workers accessing controlled military-related technical data. The FBI has intensified efforts against the network, including searches of more than 40 suspected laptop farms in Texas and the seizure of 187 laptops and other devices.

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