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North Korea's WaterPlum group stole $10.71M and infected 30,000 devices using fake coding tests. Here's how to spot the attack.

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The corporate firewall no longer defines your boundary. Employees log in from airports, executives approve payments from smartphones and consultants hold administrative access from outside your walls.

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