Ripple shares blacklist to counter North Korean hacker infiltration

Ripple is building a joint industry defense network to counter North Korea's evolving attack methods, which have shifted from code hacking to disguised employment, BeInCrypto reported. The company has begun exclusively providing the non-profit security organization Crypto ISAC with a blacklist of suspected North Korean cyber agents. The shared data includes detailed personal information like LinkedIn profiles, email addresses, and phone numbers, enabling the industry to block hackers in real time who are rejected by one firm and then attempt to apply to another.