North Korea Infiltrates U.S. Remote Jobs—With the Help of Everyday Americans

Jun 11, 2025 · The Wall Street Journal · Robert McMillan, Dustin Volz

A LinkedIn message drew a former waitress in Minnesota into a type of intricate scam involving illegal paychecks and stolen data.

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