North Korea’s Hackers Dominate Tech Breaches, Fueling Missile and Nuclear Advances
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North Korea is responsible for nearly half of all targeted cyberattacks in the technology sector, according to the latest report from CrowdStrike. From salary embezzlement to cryptocurrency theft, these clandestine activities contribute hundreds of millions of dollars annually to the Pyongyang regime.
North Korea’s Hackers Dominate Tech Breaches, Fueling Missile and Nuclear Advances
North Korean operatives now account for nearly half of all serious cyberattacks aimed at American technology companies. A fresh analysis from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike pins the figure at 47 percent for state-backed intrusions between April 2025 and May 2026. The group behind much of this activity, which CrowdStrike labels Famous Chollima, focuses relentlessly on tech targets. And the money flows straight back to Pyongyang. TechRadar first h…
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