North Korean hackers are using fake Zoom calls to spread malware that steals crypto wallets, with security firms tracking daily attacks targeting the sector.

Cybersecurity nonprofit SEAL reports daily North Korean fake Zoom scams targeting crypto users, with researcher Taylor Monahan ...

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 ...

SEAL warns crypto websites face wallet-draining attacks exploiting a React flaw. North Korean fake Zoom scams have stolen over $300 million ...

North Korean hackers have stolen more than $300 million by impersonating trusted crypto figures in fake Zoom and Teams meetings.

Fake Zoom scripts launch malware hidden beneath thousands of lines of code and whitespace LaunchDaemons ensure the malware runs at boot with admin rights once installed Malicious components disguise ...

Crypto scammers are up to no good again, and their latest weapon appears to be malicious links to a webpage that looks and feels almost exactly like the video conferencing platform Zoom, which prompts ...

Hackers are sending fake “Zoom invitation” links to UBmail accounts that, if clicked, will install malware, giving the attackers full access to your device and information. Learn how to protect ...

Recently, several users on X reported a phishing attack disguised as Zoom meeting links, according to an update from SlowMist. In one case, SlowMist pointed out that a victim installed malicious ...