"From bogus IDs to made-up résumés, North Korean and Chinese hackers have been using AI tools to supercharge espionage and slip into companies and other targets. In the latest case, a North Korean hacking group known as Kimusky used ChatGPT to generate a fake draft of a South Korean military ID. The fake IDs were attached to phishing emails that impersonated a South Korean defense institution responsible for issuing credentials to military-affiliated officials, South Korean cybersecurity firm Genians said in a blog post published Monday."
"Anthropic said in a report last month that North Korean hackers used its Claude tool to secure and maintain fraudulent remote employment at American Fortune 500 tech companies. The hackers used Claude to spin up convincing résumés and portfolios, pass coding tests, and even complete real technical assignments once they were on the job. US officials said last year that North Korea was placing people in remote positions in US firms using false or stolen identities as par"
North Korean and Chinese hacking groups are using AI tools to create convincing fraudulent materials for espionage and infiltration. A group called Kimsuky used ChatGPT to draft a fake South Korean military ID and attached the mock-up to phishing emails impersonating a defense credentials agency. ChatGPT safeguards against producing government IDs can be bypassed by framing prompts as sample designs. Anthropic identified North Korean actors using the Claude tool to obtain and maintain fraudulent remote jobs at Fortune 500 tech firms by generating résumés, portfolios, passing coding tests, and completing technical assignments. US officials reported placements using false or stolen identities.
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