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Cyber Heist Unraveled: U.S. Busts North Korean Scheme Funding Nukes with Remote IT Jobs
In a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood thriller, five individuals face charges for funding North Korea’s nukes by posing as U.S. IT whizzes. The DOJ’s latest cyber-drama—starring laptop farms and identity heists—could land them decades in the clink. Lights, camera, extradition!
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Who knew that the latest cyber-scheme read like a plot twist from a spy novel? Cyber villains and laptop farms straight out of "Mission: Impossible: The Home Office Edition" are now a thing. It's like the North Koreans watched too much 'Mr. Robot' and thought, "Hey, let's give this a go!" But instead of a hoodie-wearing Rami Malek, we've got individuals with a penchant for identity theft and a side hustle that could fund Kim Jong-un's next pool party. Talk about a gig economy gone rogue!Already a member? Log in here