1 day ago · The news site talked with Amazon’s Chief Security Officer, Stephen Schmidt, about this fascinating new case of North Koreans trying to infiltrate U.S. organizations to raise hard …

1 day ago · Cyber Bulletin Amazon Caught North Korean IT Worker By Tracing Keystroke Data Security personnel tracked connections from a contractor. An Amazon Prime truck outside an …

Amazon has seen an increase in North Korean IT workers attempting to get jobs at the tech giant, schemes motivated by lucrative salaries in AI.

6 hours ago · Amazon detected a North Korean IT worker via 110ms keystroke lag, exposing a vast infiltration scheme. Blocking 1,800 suspects, the firm used latency analysis and resume …

13 hours ago · Fractions of a second betray North Koreans The keystrokes of an external employee were suspiciously delayed. Amazon.com identified him as North Korean.

1 day ago · Amazon CSO Stephen Schmidt says subtle keystroke data lag, measuring 110ms instead of the expected tens of milliseconds, helped catch a North Korean IT worker Published …

Over the past few years, North Korean (DPRK) nationals have been attempting to secure remote IT jobs with companies worldwide, particularly in the U.S. Their objective is typically …