THEY DIDN’T FAKE A DOCUMENT — THEY FAKED AN ENTIRE IDENTITY
In August, Huntress described cases where IT specialists applied to foreign companies under stolen or synthetic identities. The materials included a residence card, a Chinese passport, an electricity bill as proof of address, and a photo taken from someone else’s GitHub account and altered to look like another person.
In one case, the person had already been hired by a financial company. After a security agent was installed, unusual remote-access devices showed up. The scheme wasn’t built on a single file, but on the whole chain: face, documents, address, hardware, and work profile.

What matters here:
- they no longer check “one form,” but the entire biography
- one weak link is enough for the whole construction to collapse
- photo, address, and document have to add up, otherwise it shows during a deep review
One good-looking file no longer saves the case. They look at how all of it lives together.
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