US Charges Five People Over North Korean IT Worker Scheme
The US has announced charges against five individuals involved in a fake IT workers scheme to funnel funds to North Korea.
Two Americans Indicted in Remote Work Scheme That Employed North Koreans
By concealing their true identities and locations, the DOJ said a multi-year fraudulent scheme infiltrated the U.S. job market.
Two US Citizens Arrested for Helping North Koreans Obtain Remote IT Jobs
One of the suspects, Emanuel Ashtor, allegedly ran a 'laptop farm' at his North Carolina residence to help North Koreans pretend they were working from within the US.
US Announces Sanctions Against North Korean Fake IT Worker Network
The US Treasury has sanctioned two individuals and four entities involved in the North Korean fake IT worker scheme.
Two Americans indicted as part of a scam to help North Korean IT workers land U.S. jobs
The U.S. Justice Department released indictments against five people Thursday in connection with a years-long North Korean IT worker scheme. Why it matters: The indictments are against a mix of people from North Korea,
US indicts five individuals in crackdown on North Korea’s illicit IT workforce
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DoJ Indicts 5 Individuals for $866K North Korean IT Worker Scheme Violations
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) on Thursday indicted two North Korean nationals, a Mexican national, and two of its own citizens for their alleged involvement in the ongoing fraudulent information technology (IT) worker scheme that seeks to generate revenue for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) in violation of international sanctions.
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