North Korean hackers accounted for nearly half of documented intrusions in U.S
The attacks were carried out by operatives posing as remote IT workers
Jun 11, 2026
12:23 pm
What's the storyA recent report by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike has revealed that North Korean hackers made up about half of all documented "hands-on-keyboard" intrusions at US tech companies in the last year.
The attacks, which are referred to as "hands-on-keyboard" intrusions, were carried out by operatives posing as remote IT workers and online recruiters.
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