Using AI and stolen information to craft false identities, they are becoming an 'increasing menace' to top tech companies in ...

The North Korean IT workers scheme rakes in $250 million to $600 million per year and billions in crypto, according to UN ...

Cybersecurity firms say that the intricate scam to amass funding for North Korea’s weapons program is happening “on a scale we haven’t seen before.” ...

The second phase of findings from a joint government–private sector task force investigating the recent hacking of SK Telecom ...

North Korean infiltration of tech firms has been a known ... third countries like China before making their way back to North Korea. North Korea has historically targeted US-based tech companies ...

confirming Kraken’s suspicions of an infiltration attempt. This incident underscores a broader trend of North Korean cyber operations targeting the cryptocurrency sector, driven by the regime ...

North Korea’s prosperous cyber-crime operations are similar ... financial fraud, and insider infiltration— flow upward to fund weapons development and sanctions evasion,” states the report ...

A growing number of the nation’s top tech firms have hired remote information technology workers, only to discover that the employees were actually North Korean cyber operatives. Their goal?

However, according to former Microsoft cybersecurity expert Cristin Flynn Goodwin, this type of infiltration by North ... Resolutions passed after North Korea conducted nuclear tests in 2006 ...