According to Cointelegraph, the Ethereum Foundation reported that its funded Ketman project identified 100 North Korean IT personnel embedded within Web3 organizations over six months and issued alerts to approximately 53 projects. Ketman developed an open-source tool to detect suspicious GitHub activity and collaborated with the Security Alliance to establish an industry-wide identification framework.
Ethereum Foundation-funded project identifies 100 North Korean IT workers in six months
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This week, Ethereum news emerged as the Ethereum Foundation revealed a funded project, Ketman, which identified 100 North Korean IT workers at Web3 companies over six months. The project alerted 53 teams and developed an open-source tool to detect suspicious GitHub activity. Ketman also partnered with the Security Alliance to build an industry-wide detection framework. This announcement underscores the growing emphasis on security within the Ethereum ecosystem.
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