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It appears Manta Network co-founder Kenny Li just dodged a Zoom call or a zero-day trap. Either way, it was more than a typical scammer with bad grammar and worse audio; it was a next-level phishing attempt that could've taken control of his device.

Kenny Li said that North Korea's state-backed hackers posed as known contacts in a fake Zoom meeting that "looked very real."

Manta Network co-founder Kenny Li revealed he was almost tricked into downloading malware during a fake Zoom call.

Manta Network co-founder Kenny Li narrowly escaped a Zoom phishing attack, suspected to be orchestrated by Lazarus. In his April 17 X post, Kenny Li said that he had been targeted by Lazarus in a Zoom meeting.

Kenny Li, co-founder of Manta Network, has revealed he was the target of a highly advanced phishing attempt involving deepfake technology during a Zoom call. The post Manta Network Co-Founder Targeted in Sophisticated Zoom Phishing Attack Using Deepfake Videos appeared first on Cryptonews.

Manta Network co-founder Kenny Li says he was targeted by a highly sophisticated phishing attack on Zoom that used live recordings of familiar people in an attempt to have him download malware. The meeting seemed real with the impersonated person's camera on, but the lack of sound and a suspicious prompt to download a script raised red flags, Li said in an April 17 X post.