dantelabservice
A fabricated professional identity used in the DPRK remote IT-worker scheme. Everything below is transcribed from the cited post, in which a named researcher attributes these accounts to a single operator, dantelabservice. The attribution is theirs, not this site's.
Identifiers attributed to this persona
4 indicators the source attributes to this operator, each with its sources.
| Indicator | Type | Account status |
|---|---|---|
dantelabs.us |
domain | |
content:"Assuming you have stored user information in the request object after authentication" type:code |
github dork | |
https://github.com/adammajoros250 |
github profile | removed |
https://github.com/dantelabservice |
github profile | removed |
dantelabs.us
domain IT Worker Fraud RESEARCHER POST
Source
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Surfaced by DPRK_Dev_Star, an anonymous expose account that narrates in an operator voice to out DPRK developer infrastructure. The first post names the GitHub account adammajoros250 as a source of base64-encoded API keys used to conceal malicious injects in repositories, and gives a GitHub code search that finds the injected pattern. The second presents a fabricated software-company front: the GitHub organization dantelabservice, a repository named Cartid said to hide malicious code, and the site dantelabs.us offered as a way to contact the operators. Both GitHub accounts returned a 404 when checked on 2026-09-11, consistent with removal after the exposure. The handle has no connection to any legitimate business of a similar name; the values recorded here are the specific accounts and domain the researcher cited.
x.com/DPRK_Dev_Star/status/1984571090316718513 — DPRK_Dev_Star (@DPRK_Dev_Star)
content:"Assuming you have stored user information in the request object after authentication" type:code
github dork IT Worker Fraud RESEARCHER POST
Source
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Surfaced by DPRK_Dev_Star, an anonymous expose account that narrates in an operator voice to out DPRK developer infrastructure. The first post names the GitHub account adammajoros250 as a source of base64-encoded API keys used to conceal malicious injects in repositories, and gives a GitHub code search that finds the injected pattern. The second presents a fabricated software-company front: the GitHub organization dantelabservice, a repository named Cartid said to hide malicious code, and the site dantelabs.us offered as a way to contact the operators. Both GitHub accounts returned a 404 when checked on 2026-09-11, consistent with removal after the exposure. The handle has no connection to any legitimate business of a similar name; the values recorded here are the specific accounts and domain the researcher cited.
x.com/DPRK_Dev_Star/status/1984576575073816903 — DPRK_Dev_Star (@DPRK_Dev_Star)
https://github.com/adammajoros250
github profile IT Worker Fraud RESEARCHER POST removed
removed
Source
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Surfaced by DPRK_Dev_Star, an anonymous expose account that narrates in an operator voice to out DPRK developer infrastructure. The first post names the GitHub account adammajoros250 as a source of base64-encoded API keys used to conceal malicious injects in repositories, and gives a GitHub code search that finds the injected pattern. The second presents a fabricated software-company front: the GitHub organization dantelabservice, a repository named Cartid said to hide malicious code, and the site dantelabs.us offered as a way to contact the operators. Both GitHub accounts returned a 404 when checked on 2026-09-11, consistent with removal after the exposure. The handle has no connection to any legitimate business of a similar name; the values recorded here are the specific accounts and domain the researcher cited.
x.com/DPRK_Dev_Star/status/1984576575073816903 — DPRK_Dev_Star (@DPRK_Dev_Star)
https://github.com/dantelabservice
github profile IT Worker Fraud RESEARCHER POST removed
removed
Source
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Surfaced by DPRK_Dev_Star, an anonymous expose account that narrates in an operator voice to out DPRK developer infrastructure. The first post names the GitHub account adammajoros250 as a source of base64-encoded API keys used to conceal malicious injects in repositories, and gives a GitHub code search that finds the injected pattern. The second presents a fabricated software-company front: the GitHub organization dantelabservice, a repository named Cartid said to hide malicious code, and the site dantelabs.us offered as a way to contact the operators. Both GitHub accounts returned a 404 when checked on 2026-09-11, consistent with removal after the exposure. The handle has no connection to any legitimate business of a similar name; the values recorded here are the specific accounts and domain the researcher cited.
x.com/DPRK_Dev_Star/status/1984571090316718513 — DPRK_Dev_Star (@DPRK_Dev_Star)
Sources
- x.com/DPRK_Dev_Star/status/1984576575073816903 — DPRK_Dev_Star (@DPRK_Dev_Star)
- x.com/DPRK_Dev_Star/status/1984571090316718513 — DPRK_Dev_Star (@DPRK_Dev_Star)