Tennessee Man Helped DPRK Workers Get Jobs at US Orgs, Fund WMDs

The DOJ charged a Tennessee resident who ran "laptop farms" that allowed North Korean and other foreign operators to work remotely for U.S. and U.K. companies using stolen identities and remote desktop tools; the scheme enabled significant salary diversion to DPRK and provided these actors with access to corporate networks across finance, media, technology, cybersecurity and more, prompting FBI raids and criminal charges while the report also details hiring red flags employers can use to detect such fake applicants.