The North Korean IT workers scheme rakes in $250 million to $600 million per year and billions in crypto, according to UN estimates.

A recent Wall Street Journal investigation highlights the story of Christina Chapman, a Minnesota native and popular TikTok ...

The DPRK has long been tracked as a cyber actor that uses worker schemes to steal funds for its missile program and other ...

BRITS could be helping North Korean spies pose as IT workers to infiltrate Western companies, an intelligence report has ...

North Korea’s hacker army, operating under the regime’s spy agency, has become one of the world’s most dangerous digital threats—funding nuclear ambitions with stolen crypto and state ...

May 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DTEX Systems, the trusted leader of insider risk management, has released a groundbreaking report exposing North Korea ... of DPRK’s cyber hierarchy, a covert ...

The US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ... the marketplace of choice for malicious cyber actors like the DPRK [North Korea] and criminal syndicates, who have stolen ...

"While North Korea uses these types of cyber crimes to circumvent international sanctions and fund its political and military ambitions, the impact of these wanton acts have a direct impact on the ...

The report sheds light into how what it calls the “Big Four” – Russia, China, Iran and North Korea – have used cyber crime, including ransomware usage, to enable espionage. It states that ...

Russia and North Korea on Monday expanded their cooperation ... and collaboration against crime, including cyber crimes. The deal comes as the two neighbors continue to deepen bilateral ties ...