Amazon's chief security officer said North Koreans tried to apply for remote working IT jobs using stolen or fake identities.

Stephen Schmidt said AI and machine-learning roles have been increasingly targeted by fraudsters due to high demand.

The tech giant has been beset by a deluge of state-sponsored North Korean operatives, showcasing the sheer scale of the IT ...

Amazon says it blocked over 1,800 suspected North Korean job applicants using fake identities as authorities crack down on ...

Amazon is once again overhauling its corporate structure — and this time, thousands of employees are being told their roles ...

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Federal policies upended whole industries this year in North Carolina, and AI advancements have others wondering about the ...

The recent job reductions represent roughly 8.5% of Amazon’s 4,370-strong workforce in Luxembourg. This follows the company’s ...

The 1:55 a.m. night shift walkout at the Krameria Avenue facility — known in Amazon circles as DJT6 — is the latest public ...

The cloud giant has stopped more than 1,800 suspected scammers from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK, aka ...

US tech giant Amazon said it has blocked over 1,800 North Koreans from joining the company, as Pyongyang sends large numbers ...