A cybersecurity researcher claims that OPPO was among more than 1,600 organizations across 57 countries targeted in a years-long North Korean hacking campaign. The attackers allegedly used fake software developer job interviews to install malware, giving them high-level access to corporate systems. While the operation mainly targeted cryptocurrency assets, researchers warn the hackers also gained extensive access to company networks, though it’s unclear whether OPPO or its smartphone users were directly affected.
Source: Android Authority
