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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation said North Korean-backed hackers stole more than $400 million worth of cryptocurrency over 18 months by luring people in the industry into fake video meetings. The scheme, known as “Face Stealer,” secretly records victims through their cameras, then tricks them into downloading malware that lets the hackers break into their accounts and target their contacts. The bureau said it had seized more than 900 video clips, adding that the hackers also use deepfakes to impersonate influential figures in the cryptocurrency industry.
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