North Korea’s cyber army has stolen $3 billion in cryptocurrencies, with 50% of the funds being used to fund the country’s ballistic missile program.
North Korean hackers have stolen $3 billion of crypto in 5 years by masquerading as recruiters, IT workers, and government officials to dupe victims
Hackers backed by North Korea have stolen $3 billion of crypto in five years. They use a variety of elaborate schemes, including posing as employment recruiters, to get access to sensitive info. The …
Billions in crypto stolen by North Korean hackers to fund missile R&D
North Korean hackers have stolen billions in cryptocurrency that have partly been used to fund the regime’s ballistic missile program.
Kid Rock Trends on Twitter as Claims Donald Trump Showed Him North Korean Maps Resurface
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Shifting ground in North Korea, heartbreak advice from a centenarian and is Nick Cave conservative?
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Kim Yo Jong: The most powerful woman in North Korea
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The Sister by Sung-Yoon Lee review – North Korea’s propaganda queen
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Kim Jong Un seeks to tighten control as North Korea moves away from ‘dollarized’ economy
North Korea has tolerated the widespread use of more stable foreign currencies like U.S. dollars and Chinese yuan since a bungled revaluation of the won in 2009 triggered runaway inflation and public …
Navigating South Korea’s Plan for Preemption
South Korea has invested in systems designed to preempt North Korean nuclear launch and attack missiles before they are launched and the leadership and …
‘Dollarization’ of North Korean economy, once vital, now potential threat to Kim’s rule
North Korea has tolerated the widespread use of more stable foreign currencies like U.S. dollars and the Chinese yuan since a bungled revaluation of the won in 2009 triggered runway inflation and publ …