66.118.255.35
66.118.255.35 is an IP address
that 5 published sources report
in connection with IT Worker Fraud, Contagious Interview and APT38 activity, which public reporting
attributes to North Korea (DPRK).
It is cited here from Sekoia.io Threat Detection & Research / Kudelski Security, Kudelski Security Research, Silent Push and Spur.
The earliest of those reports is dated 2024-12-19 and the most recent 2026-10-18.
ip address IT Worker FraudContagious InterviewAPT38 MATCHED IN SOURCE
Network
| Kind | Astrill VPN |
|---|---|
| Network | Hyonix |
| Announced by | AS400061 Hyonix |
| Country | United States |
| Flags | known proxy or VPN |
Sources
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…Recorded Future 45.86.208.162 70.32.3.15 Contagious Interview (SentinelOne) SentinelOne 66.118.255.35 Bybit attack (Silent Push) Silent Push External references The Reconnaissance General Bureau: The Kim…
Beyond Lazarus: How North Korea Organizes Its Cyber Operations — Sekoia.io Threat Detection & Research / Kudelski Security -
…labs/contagious-interview- threat-actors-scout-cyber- intel-platforms-reveal-plans- and-ops/ 66.118.255.35 Bybit attack (Silent push) https://www.silentpush.com/ blog/lazarus-bybit/ 2026 Threat Research Threat…
Kudelski Security Research — Kudelski Security Research -
…199.115.99.34 204.188.233.66 208.115.228.234 209.127.117.234 23.106.161.1 23.106.169.120 38.170.181.10 38.32.68.195 45.86.208.162 66.118.255.35 70.32.3.15 70.39.103.3 70.39.70.194 77.247.126.189 91.239.130.102 Investigating BlockNovas’ GitHub Infrastructure Here, our…
Silent Push uncovered Contagious Interview front company scam — Silent Push -
…66 208.115.228.234 209.127.117.234 23.106.161.1 23.106.169.120 23.83.129.1 38.170.181.10 38.32.68.195 38.75.137.213 45.86.208.162 66.118.255.35 70.32.3.15 70.36.99.82 70.39.103.3 70.39.70.194 74.222.14.83 77.247.126.189 91.239.130.102 Related Reading Here are a few…
Silent Push Pivots into New Lazarus Group Infrastructure, Acquires Sensitive Intel Related to $1.4B ByBit Hack and Past Attacks — Silent Push -
These are the exit addresses of a commercial VPN service with customers everywhere. An address on this list says that a connection came through Astrill, which DPRK IT workers are documented to favour; it does not say who was behind the connection, and the great majority of traffic through these exits is ordinary customers. Treat a match as a reason to look at the account behind it, not as evidence about the person. The list is a snapshot of the addresses active on 19 December 2024; VPN exits are reassigned over time, so an address here may since have been returned to its hosting provider and given to someone else. The list is Spur's and is carried here as published.
Astrill VPN and DPRK Remote Worker Fraud — Spur
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