workwithhim
A fabricated professional identity used in the DPRK remote IT-worker scheme. Most of what follows is transcribed from the cited post, in which a named researcher attributes these accounts to a single operator, workwithhim. The attribution is theirs, not this site's.
The remainder was read by this site from the account itself and is cited to the page and date it was read.
Identifiers attributed to this persona
3 indicators the sources below record for this operator, each with its sources.
| Indicator | Type | Account status |
|---|---|---|
workwithhim |
alias | |
dev753951789@gmail.com |
email address | |
https://github.com/workwithhim |
github profile | live |
workwithhim
alias IT Worker Fraud CURATED
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Read on 20 September 2026 by walking the commit history of every repository on the GitHub account github.com/workwithhim, already held under this persona, and tallying the author line on every commit. A commit's author line is what the holder configured their git client with rather than anything the profile page chooses to display, so it recovers addresses the account never states. The address recorded here was not already in this index: dev753951789@gmail.com authored 44 commits across 8 of its repositories, commits as "workwithhim". Each is admitted because it commits under a name the account itself uses, which is the test that separates the holder's own address from the original author of a repository copied in. Addresses belonging to unrelated developers whose work appears in these repositories are deliberately not recorded, and an address is evidence that whoever held it wrote those commits rather than proof of who holds the account.
github.com/workwithhim — Chollima Hunter
dev753951789@gmail.com
email address IT Worker Fraud CURATED
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Read on 20 September 2026 by walking the commit history of every repository on the GitHub account github.com/workwithhim, already held under this persona, and tallying the author line on every commit. A commit's author line is what the holder configured their git client with rather than anything the profile page chooses to display, so it recovers addresses the account never states. The address recorded here was not already in this index: dev753951789@gmail.com authored 44 commits across 8 of its repositories, commits as "workwithhim". Each is admitted because it commits under a name the account itself uses, which is the test that separates the holder's own address from the original author of a repository copied in. Addresses belonging to unrelated developers whose work appears in these repositories are deliberately not recorded, and an address is evidence that whoever held it wrote those commits rather than proof of who holds the account.
github.com/workwithhim — Chollima Hunter
https://github.com/workwithhim
github profile IT Worker Fraud RESEARCHER POST live
live
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A fourteen-post thread on the accounts that worked on Tokamak Network's bridge front end, marketplace and subgraph between November 2023 and February 2025, read as a single cell from the primary account's following list, commit-email forensics, renamed and deleted handles, and account-creation dates clustered within days of each other. Every value here is stated in the thread; post thirteen is the researcher's own address map for the cell. In the primary account's following list; post ten credits it with the full front end and back end of Quixotic, then Optimism's largest NFT marketplace. No address is given for it.
x.com/meow_mfer/status/2045107378249720221 — meow mfer (@meow_mfer)
Sources
- x.com/meow_mfer/status/2045107378249720221 — meow mfer (@meow_mfer)
- github.com/workwithhim — Chollima Hunter