Ethereum-backed probe found 100 DPRK operatives in crypto firms after a six-month ETH Rangers-supported investigation.

Investigators working with an Ethereum-supported security program have identified about 100 suspected North Korean operatives inside crypto firms.

The six-month inquiry was carried out by the Ketman Project under ETH Rangers. Analysts said the workers used false identities and moved through normal hiring processes.

The findings have raised new concerns about insider access across the Web3 sector.

ETH-Backed Probe Finds Wide Infiltration Across Web3

The Ketman Project said it spent six months tracking suspected DPRK-linked IT workers.

During that period, researchers identified about 100 people inside Web3 firms.

They…