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North Korean IT Workers Scheme: Detection IOCs and Tactics for Government and Corporate SOCs

ANY.RUN Cybersecurity Blog
ANY.RUN Cybersecurity Blog
Published August 20, 2026Original Report

Malware Families

Excerpt

The infiltration of North Korean IT workers into American and European organizations has evolved into a sophisticated operation that bypasses traditional security perimeters . By using forged identities and AI-assisted workflows, these operatives successfully transition from external applicants to trusted insiders. Recent investigations highlight that this scheme is no longer limited to the private sector, posing a direct threat to government agencies. Here’s how…

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYunknownINFRASTRUCTURE89.187.185.11199.168.112.17545.77.71.42CAPABILITYGh0st RATVICTIMunknown
Adversary
Infrastructure(6)
Capability(1)
Victim

Indicators of Compromise

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11 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
SHA1a3d6938f152c47a411263573bb3af324c25a8ebaMediumScore 56/100First seen
IP89.187.185.11HighScore 62/100First seen
IP199.168.112.175HighScore 62/100First seen
IP45.77.71.42HighScore 68/100First seen
IP192.200.115.226HighScore 68/100First seen
SHA18953b9661339a48f4e6408aa1b359cd49f3a6cadMediumScore 56/100First seen
SHA1b26a7c7ea6d75956ebd8c5d294524903b1cf13d0MediumScore 56/100First seen
IP206.217.134.34HighScore 68/100First seen
IP185.152.67.39HighScore 68/100First seen
IP107.150.38.250HighScore 68/100First seen
IP104.250.148.58HighScore 68/100First seen

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