Ukraine News on Nostr: North Korea may have stolen $3 billion through hackers to fund its nuclear program. ...
North Korea may have stolen $3 billion through hackers to fund its nuclear program. The UN is investigating nearly 60 cyberattacks by North Korea on cryptocurrency-related companies. The stolen money was later used for the development of the nuclear program. The hackers operate under the General Bureau of Reconnaissance of North Korea and continue their activities. #NorthKorea #cybersecurity
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