The US Department of Justice is moving to seize more than $15 million in USDT linked to North Korean hackers, part of a broader effort to disrupt Pyongyang’s growing dependence on crypto theft and …
South Korea Suspects North Korea-Linked Lazarus Behind $36M Upbit Hack
On Thursday, Upbit suspended deposits and withdrawals after detecting unusual activity in the Solana network tokens.
South Korea investigates suspected North Korean role in 44.5 billion won Upbit crypto hack
Authorities are probing whether one of the world’s most notorious state-linked hacking units is behind South Korea’s latest major crypto breach.
Information paradox: why we train our AI, but starve North Korea’s minds
While we mark AI’s transformation through data, 26 million North Koreans remain deliberately starved of information essential for machine learning.
News from outside disappears in North Korea
Decades-long efforts to provide uncensored foreign news into North Korea are facing setbacks now. Big government-funded broadcasters in the U.S. and South Korea have fallen silent one by one this year …
Decades-long efforts to send uncensored foreign news into North Korea face major setbacks
Decades-long efforts to provide uncensored foreign news into North Korea are facing setbacks now. Big government-funded broadcasters in the U.S. and South Korea have fallen silent one by one this year …
Lee says South Korea’s ultimate goal is reunification with North
President Lee Jae Myung said Sunday reunification with North Korea remains South Korea’s ultimate goal and a constitutional duty, vowing to pursue it through dialogue rather than unilateral action.
Lee says S. Korea’s ultimate goal is reunification with N. Korea
President Lee Jae Myung said Sunday reunification with North Korea remains South Korea’s ultimate goal and a constitutional duty, vowing to pursue it through dialogue rather than unilateral action.
North Korea executes ‘big shot’ couple who had become ‘arrogant and anti-republic’ after success of business
A “big shot” couple have been executed in North Korea after accusations they were “arrogant” and “anti-republic” following the success of their business. The pair, who were both in their 50s, were …
Cyber pals? Russian and North Korean hackers may be sharing resources, programs, experts say
Experts at cybersecurity firm Gen Digital reported finding an “unprecedented” shared infrastructure between formidable hacking groups in Moscow and Pyongyang.