In the security front lines of the Crypto Assets industry, a silent war is underway. According to well-known security experts in the industry, North Korean hackers have become one of the biggest threats facing this sector. These hackers are not only highly skilled but also employ diverse tactics, attempting to infiltrate major Crypto Assets platforms almost every day.

Experts point out that these hackers often disguise themselves as job seekers, attempting to enter the company internally through applications. Their methods are astonishingly clever. In video interviews, they even use voice changers and deepfake technology to conceal their true identities. Security teams are racing against time every day, sifting through a large number of suspicious resumes to prevent these "Trojans" from infiltrating the company.

However, the hacker's methods of attack are not limited to this. They also achieve their goals by contaminating open-source code libraries, such as NPM, among others. In addition, they forge high-salary job postings to lure technical personnel into their traps. These diverse methods of attack make the security protection of the Crypto Assets industry exceptionally complex.

In the face of such a severe security situation, the Crypto Assets industry needs to remain vigilant and enhance security awareness. Companies must not only improve technical defenses but also strengthen personnel management and background checks. At the same time, the entire industry needs to enhance cooperation to jointly tackle this global security challenge.

Although the situation is severe, with the continuous advancement of security technology and the improvement of industry awareness, we have reason to believe that the crypto assets industry will eventually find effective countermeasures and build a more secure and reliable blockchain ecosystem.