Crypto Hackers Use Fake Job Interviews to Install Malware – CryptoNinjas
Key Takeaways:
- Crypto hackers are now using fake job interviews to spread malware.
- Instead of suspicious files or fake software, they trick victims into “fixing” microphone and camera issues. In reality, these so-called fixes install backdoors.
- Hackers then use these to steal cryptocurrency and personal data.
A Sophisticated New Scam
Hackers have moved beyond phishing emails and malicious PDFs. They now impersonate recruiters from well-known crypto companies. These fake recruiters offer jobs with dream salaries, ranging from $200,000 to $350,000.
Imagine receiving a LinkedIn message from someone claiming to work for Gemini, a major crypto exchange. They invite you to interview for a high-paying role like “Business…
