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LinkedIn is making it easier to search for people with AI
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LinkedIn is making it easier to search for people with AI

  • LinkedIn launches AI-powered people search for Premium users in the US, with global rollout planned.
  • The feature ranks results by connections and relevance to surface the most valuable matches first.
  • Users can query for expert filters like healthcare investors with FDA experience.
  • LinkedIn aims to convert connections into actionable opportunities with AI-powered searches.
  • AI-enabled search strengthens LinkedIn’s toolset to help recruiters and executives find matches faster.
  • TechRadar notes the update aligns with broader AI integration trends in search.
  • The update is described as enabling faster access to the right professional for collaboration or hiring needs.
  • LinkedIn positions the feature as turning connections into timely opportunities.
  • The article highlights Premium US access as the starting point for this capability.
  • LinkedIn plans ongoing expansion beyond the US in the coming months.
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JSON services hijacked by North Korean hackers to send out malware
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JSON services hijacked by North Korean hackers to send out malware

  • North Korean Lazarus Group actors used JSON storage services to host malware in the Contagious Interview operation.
  • The attack chain began with fake LinkedIn profiles offering jobs to developers, guiding them to download a demo project.
  • BeaverTail and a Python backdoor named InvisibleFerret were dropped from a JSON storage service as part of the payload.
  • TsunamiKit is a multi-stage toolkit that can act as an infostealer or a cryptojacker to mine Monero.
  • Researchers note the attackers used legitimate services to blend in with normal traffic and stay hidden.
  • The Contagious Interview campaign targeted developers for data exfiltration and crypto wallet theft.
  • BeaverTail and TsunamiKit can blend into normal traffic by using hosted storage services and code repositories.
  • NVISIO researchers flagged the Contagious Interview techniques as part of ongoing investigations into the campaign.
  • The attackers used a fake LinkedIn outreach method to lure developers into downloading the malware demo projects.
  • The report emphasizes the use of Base64-encoded data pointing to JSON storage services as part of the malware delivery.
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