`https://github.com/devvenom11`

https://github.com/devvenom11 is a GitHub account that one published source reports in connection with IT Worker Fraud activity, which public reporting attributes to North Korea (DPRK). It is cited here from Chollima Hunter. The report is dated 2026-09-24.

The reporting files it under the persona Gerardo Salgado, alongside 22 other identifiers attributed to the same identity. The persona page shows them together with any accounts, photographs and CV recorded under that name. A persona name is the one an account presented under, and may belong to an uninvolved person whose identity was taken.

github profile IT Worker Fraud CURATED live checked 2026-09-30

First seen 2026-09-24 · last seen 2026-09-24

live checked 2026-09-30

The image is the avatar this account displays, not evidence of who operates it.

Source

Found on 24 September 2026 by searching GitHub's commit index for published persona addresses and reading which account GitHub attributes the commits to. GitHub credits a commit to the account that has the signing address registered and verified, which only the holder of the mailbox can do, so an attributed account is one the address's holder controls, whichever repository the commits sit in and whenever the address was added. Counts are of the commits GitHub's search returns, up to 100. GitHub attributes 3 commits signed dragonfire.0827@gmail.com, an address Narcass3 publishes for this persona, and 13 commits signed zhangleowork@gmail.com, an address Narcass3 publishes for this persona, to github.com/devvenom11, account id 33862227, created on 21 November 2017, display name Leo Zhang, with 29 public repositories.
github.com/devvenom11 — Chollima Hunter · under “Gerardo Salgado” · pulled 2026-09-24

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Account analysis

Account created	2017-11-21
Repositories	28 original, 1 forked
History older than the account	10 repositories: `CosmoCalendar` (first commit 2017-09-04), `GravitySlider` (first commit 2017-10-24), `OrionPreview` (first commit 2017-02-16), `PandoraPlayer` (first commit 2017-08-08), `react-native-gifted-chat` (first commit 2016-08-01)
Commits copied into others' repositories	0
Commit identities	1 address, 1 name; up to 2 addresses under one name

Commit addresses this index holds

From gh-fake-analyzer 1.0.2, the Ketman Project's GitHub analysis tool, run on 2026-10-02. These are signals: backdated history and several commit identities are common among ordinary developers too, and an account that shows none of them is not thereby cleared.

Related indicators

Same persona record: Gerardo Salgado

Other identifiers the reporting files under the same persona; 8 of 22 are shown.

All 22 on the Gerardo Salgado page

Cited by the same report: github.com/devvenom11

Chollima Hunter lists 3 other indicators in this source.