Researchers have linked a notorious North Korean hacking group to the hacks of Atomic Wallet customers, with millions in estimated losses.
The rise of North Korea’s most dangerous woman
Tipped to be the future leader, Kim Jong-un’s sister Yo-jong reportedly ordered the executions of officials for ‘getting on her nerves’ …
The Bizarre Reality of Getting Online in North Korea
New testimony from defectors reveals pervasive surveillance and monitoring of limited internet connections. For millions of others, the internet simply doesn’t exist.
North Korean APT Group Kimsuky Expands Social Engineering Tactics
The primary objective of the attacks is to steal Google and subscription credentials from a prominent news and analysis service focusing on North Korea. To achieve this goal, Kimsuky employs …
ENGLISH – How North Korea finances itself with cybercrime
The regime in Pyongyang is under strict sanctions. To finance its nuclear defense program, it relies on online criminal activity. These cyber thefts are a billion-dollar business.
South Korea’s Yoon says alliance with U.S. ‘nuclear-based’
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Tuesday he has upgraded the country’s alliance with the United States to one that is “nuclear-based” in the face of North Korea’s growing military threat.
South Korea aims to stave off challenges to win UNSC seat
Seoul sees a UNSC seat as an opportunity to highlight challenges posed by North Korea, but its bid is expected to face stiff resistance from Pyongyang’s allies, notably China and Russia.
Financial Institutions in US, East Asia Spoofed by Suspected North Korean Hackers
A report by the cybersecurity firm Recorded Future points to a concerted campaign by the so-called Lazarus Group, blamed for the largest-ever heist of cyptocurrency …
Kim Jong-un’s new border wall could be a sign that his grip on North Korea is slipping
The route I used to escape is now closed – but new technology makes it harder to control the population, says Timothy Cho of the charity Open Door …
Kim Jong-un’s new border wall could be a sign that his grip on North Korea is slipping
The route I used to escape is now closed – but new technology makes it harder to control the population, says Timothy Cho of the charity Open Door …