Infostealer logs associated with the Trevor Greer persona provide additional context for suspected DPRK IT worker activity, while the source cautions that the data does not directly connect the persona to the Bybit incident and may be over a year old. The logs reportedly show purpose-built utilities used in DPRK IT worker environments, including software that supports application and hiring workflows and has keylogging behavior triggered by specific keywords. The same environment references BlockBounce LLC, the email [email protected], the Yeferson Mejia identity, and the topsdev126 username, which also appears in commercial proxy-provider logs. These artifacts matter because they link hiring workflows, shell-company context, GitHub identity traces, and proxy use into a broader pattern consistent with DPRK remote-worker operations.