
A fake interview does not become dangerous only when malware runs. In Episode 8 of The Fake Interview , we step back from the repository, the workstation, and the Google Mirror to look at the behavioral layer that made...


The Fake Interview is a narrative security investigation about how a fake coding interview became a global credential-theft operation. Across the series, valh4x and Red Asgard Security Research trace a DPRK-linked, Lazarus-attributed campaign from malicious developer repositories to exposed command-and-control infrastructure, blockchain dead drops, malware payloads, operator mistakes, victim data, and the uncomfortable question every threat hunter eventually faces: who is watching whom? This show is built for security researchers, developers, threat intelligence teams, Web3 engineers, and anyone who wants to understand how modern social-engineering operations actually work. Topics include fake recruiter personas, malicious coding tests, developer compromise, C2 infrastructure, malware analysis, credential theft, blockchain abuse, OPSEC failures, and the defender lessons learned from following the evidence. Attribution is handled carefully
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The Fake Interview is hosted by Red Asgard. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Day It Became Access: How Fake Interviews Turn Developer Trust Into Attack Surface" (18 June 2026, 31 minutes), "The Google Mirror: Browser Trust as the Attack Surface" (11 June 2026, 27 minutes), and "OtterCookie: The Malware That Watched the Developer" (6 June 2026, 29 minutes).
The Fake Interview publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 9 episodes.
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Red Asgard hosts The Fake Interview, a technology podcast with 9 episodes published.
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A fake interview does not become dangerous only when malware runs. In Episode 8 of The Fake Interview , we step back from the repository, the workstation, and the Google Mirror to look at the behavioral layer that made...

Last episode, The Fake Interview followed OtterCookie inside the developer workstation. Episode 7 moves one step outward. The Google Mirror is about a different layer of the same operation: not the repository, not the...

Every five seconds, OtterCookie took another look at the workstation. Episode 06 of The Fake Interview examines OtterCookie, a second-stage malware family associated with DPRK-linked Contagious Interview activity. Where...

Episode 05 focuses on how infrastructure can be misclassified during an active investigation. The server discussed here was initially understood through its FTP exfiltration role. Later evidence tied the same host to...

A live adversary server. Two password changes. Eleven hours. Episode 04 follows the forensic window where researchers preserved a contested Windows machine used in a Lazarus-attributed fake-interview campaign...

Episode 3 focuses on the operator side of the campaign: - why the collection pipeline did not distinguish between targets and operators; - how operator workstations appeared in material collected by the campaign; - how...

The Fake Interview
A fake coding interview. A malicious repository. A real developer workstation. The Fake Interview is a Red Asgard narrative investigation into a DPRK-linked, Lazarus-attributed campaign targeting developers, Web3...

Episode 2 of The Fake Interview follows the first repository: a fake software project delivered through a job interview that behaved like real work until the moment it called home. We examine how a malicious coding test...

In this episode of The Fake Interview, we investigate how a fake coding interview became a credential theft operation targeting software developers, Web3 engineers, and cryptocurrency workers. Topics covered: - Lazarus...
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