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North Korean Hackers Steal Billions Through Crypto Heists and Fake Remote Jobs to Fund Nuclear Program, Report Reveals
North Korean hackers have siphoned off billions of dollars by breaching cryptocurrency exchanges and using false identities to secure remote tech jobs abroad, according to a new international assessment of the country’s cyber operations. The 138-page report, released by the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team—a coalition including the U.S. and 10 allied nations—found that Pyongyang’s government directs these covert schemes to bankroll its nuc…
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North Korean Hackers Steal Billions Through Crypto Heists and Fake Remote Jobs to Fund Nuclear Program, Report Reveals
North Korean hackers have siphoned off billions of dollars by breaching cryptocurrency exchanges and using false identities to secure remote tech jobs abroad, according to a new international assessment of the country’s cyber operations. The 138-page report, released by the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team—a coalition including the U.S. and 10 allied nations—found that Pyongyang’s government directs these covert schemes to bankroll its nuc…
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