Inside North Korea’s effort to infiltrate US companies
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In recent years, thousands of North Korean IT workers have used stolen and made-up US identities to pose as Western developers, engineers, and tech consultants to funnel hundreds of millions of dollars a year to Pyongyang’s military programs.
“They're everywhere, all over the Fortune 500,” said Michael Barnhart, Principal i3 Insider Risk Investigator at cybersecurity firm DTEX.
The North Koreans rely on help from open-source AI and even live face-masking software to hide their true identities and locations during video calls from countries such as China, Laos and Russia.
But their ability to embed themselves in corporate America doesn’t rely on trickery alone. It requires help from inside the United States.
