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North Korean Operatives Use Deepfakes in IT Job Interviews

Posted on April 23, 2025
North Korean Operatives Use Deepfakes in IT Job Interviews

Use of synthetic identities by malicious employment candidates is yet another way state-sponsored actors are trying to game the hiring process and infiltrate Western organizations.

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