Workers used stolen or fake U.S. identities to secure employment, funneling millions of dollars to the North Korean ...

North Korean officials denounce DOJ's crackdown on IT schemes that allegedly stole $900,000 in cryptocurrency and generated $5 million through remote work for US companies.

The IT worker scheme, also tracked as Nickel Tapestry, Wagemole, and UNC5267, involves North Korean actors using a mix of ...

Pyongyang accuses Washington of damaging country’s image, vows to protect rights of its citizens - Anadolu Ajansı ...

Feds Charge Tornado Cash Founders In $1 Billion Alleged Crypto Laundering Scheme—Including Millions For North Korea. ... of millions of dollars for a sanctioned North Korean cybercrime ...

ATLANTA — A federal grand jury in Georgia has indicted four North Korean nationals for their alleged roles in a scheme to ...

A Nashville man has been charged with facilitating a complex scheme to funnel hundreds of thousands of dollars to North Korea’s illicit weapons program. What Happened: Matthew Isaac Knoot, 38 ...

The money laundering scheme unveiled Monday was connected to the infamous Lazarus Group, a cybercrime gang based in North Korea that was responsible for the 2014 Sony Pictures hack and other ...

For years, North Korea has been secretly placing young IT workers inside Western companies. With AI, their schemes are now more devious—and effective—than ever.

North Korean news agency KCNA reported that a spokesperson for the DPRK Foreign Ministry lambasted the US judicial system for its actions against DPRK citizens on the suspicion of a cybercrime.

In another scheme, North Korean IT workers used false identities to gain employment with a blockchain research and development company in Atlanta, Georgia, and steal over $900,000 in virtual currency.