North Korea stole more cryptocurrency assets in 2022 than in any other year and targeted the networks of foreign aerospace and defense companies, according to a currently confidential United Nations …
Photos show what daily life looks like in restrictive North Korea
While North Koreans live within a rigid society with little connection to much of the outside world, they still go day-to-day living their lives.
Defector wants to show another side of North Korea: its cuisine
While North Korea frequently conjures images of military parades and missile launches, one defector living in Seoul is working to introduce another side of her homeland: its cuisine.
Defector wants to show another side of North Korea: its cuisine
While North Korea frequently conjures images of military parades and missile launches, one defector living in Seoul is working to introduce another side of her homeland: its cuisine.
Vladimir Putin may have one less ally to rely on as North Korea hesitates to get involved in war
North Korea could be second guessing getting involved in Russia’s war in Ukraine, potentially leaving Vladimir Putin with one less ally to rely on.
Crypto hacks stole record $3.8 billion in 2022, led by North Korea groups
For the first time last year, US law enforcement seized $30 million in stolen funds from North Korea-linked hackers. “These hacks will get harder and less fruitful with each passing year,” Chainalysis …
Crypto hacks stole record $3.8 billion in 2022, led by North Korea groups
For the first time last year, US law enforcement seized $30 million in stolen funds from North Korea-linked hackers. “These hacks will get harder and less fruitful with each passing year,” Chainalysis …
How the US Is Boosting Military Alliances to Counter China
WASHINGTON — The U.S. is expanding it military presence in Asia, in a string of moves aimed at countering Beijing and reassuring Indo-Pacific allies that America will stand with them against threats from China and North Korea. The U.S. actions stretch …
Crypto hacks stole record $4.9 billion in 2022, led by North Korea groups: Report
SEOUL – Last year was the worst on record for cryptocurrency heists, with hackers stealing as much as $3.8 billion (S$4.9 billion), led by attackers linked to North Korea who netted more than ever …
Crypto hackers made off with an unprecedented $3.8 billion in 2022, led by North Korean-linked groups breaking their own theft records
Chainalysis said Lazarus Group, a North Korea-based cybercrime syndicate, was among the most prolific in a record year of crypto thefts.