These North Korean hackers are advanced, creative and patient. I have seen/heard: 1. They pose as job candidates to try to get jobs in your company. This gives them a “foot in the door”. They especially like dev, security, finance positions. 2. They pose as employers and try to

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North Korean developers are eager to work for your company, but it's important to not get scammed by imposters when hiring. We built this portfolio to help you pick out the right North Korean IT worker for your company.

📈 Market Reaction:

BNB

Before post: $992.36

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$991.62
-0.740 (-0.07%)
5 min
$991.61
-0.750 (-0.08%)
10 min
$991.90
-0.460 (-0.05%)

🤖 AI Thoughts:

CZ's security PSA on North Korean hackers was less a market-moving event and more a gentle reminder to check your new hire's references. The price impact was negligible: a mere 0.07% dip within the first minute, barely deepening to 0.08% over five minutes before a partial recovery. This level of volatility is a rounding error for BNB, which has weathered far greater storms without blinking. It seems the market's biggest takeaway was to double-check its own HR department rather than sell any assets.