Famous Chollima, a North Korean-aligned actor also known as Wagemole, uses fake cryptocurrency and Web3 job interviews to pressure targets into executing clipboard-substituted ClickFix commands. Windows victims receive a Nuitka-compiled PylangGhost RAT, while macOS victims receive GolangGhost and a SwiftUI credential harvester, with both chains establishing persistence and supporting remote commands, file transfer, and encrypted C2. The implants steal browser credentials and cryptocurrency-wallet extension data, and the macOS variant can manipulate Chrome preferences associated with MetaMask. Victim-specific invitation gating, browser fingerprinting, countdown pressure, and remotely triggered camera errors help conceal the infrastructure and increase victim compliance.