WASHINGTON (AP) — North Korea’s nuclear and missile tests have stopped, but its hacking operations to gather intelligence and raise funds for the sanction-strapped government in Pyongyang may be gathering steam.
U.S. security firm FireEye is raising the alarm over a North Korean group it says has stolen hundreds of millions of dollars by infiltrating the computer systems of banks around the world since 2014. It says the group is still operating and poses “an active global threat.”
That is part of a wider pattern of malicious state-backed cyber activity that has led the U.S. to identify North Korea as one of its main online threats.
Last month, the Justice Department charged a North Korean hacker said to have conspired in cyberattacks, including against Bangladesh’s central bank.
North Korea has denied involvement in cyberattacks.
From fucking dumbass Donald and his sons.
This will provide them a great excuse for going bankrupt on every project!
Judging by that Rump speech in Mississippi, I’d say DPRK’s targeting system needs a little work.
How else would they get the hard currency they need?
If y’all make me world emperor for a weekend I’ll fix everything.
heh heh
On second thought maybe that’s not a great idea.
You mean his father didn’t give him $413 million, too?