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Cyber Sting Gone Nuclear: How North Korean Hackers Milked Millions for Kim’s Bombs
“North Korean Cyber Schemes: From Laptop Farms to Nuclear Arms,” – Discover how the DOJ’s latest sting unveils a plot thick with identity theft, and millions siphoned to fund nukes, all from the comfort of an Arizonian home. Who needs a missile when you’ve got…
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It's like a heist movie, but with less charm and more treason. The feds just nabbed a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde (plus a trio of international ghosts) for turning remote work into a nuclear fundraising gig. Looks like "work from home" got a whole new meaning when North Korea entered the chat. And here I thought my Zoom fatigue was bad—these folks were doing Zoom calls for nuclear funds! Who needs a paper route when you can have a laptop farm, right?Already a member? Log in here