Cyber
Information related to cyber activities relating to the DPRK
North Korean group accused of phishing attack against Russian defense industry
A Russian researcher attributed more 2020 phishing attempts to a North Korea-linked group called Kimsuky
‘The Perfect Weapon’ shows North Korea’s rapid rise to infamous cybercrime
HBO’s new documentary shows that cyberwarfare — not nukes — could be North Korea’s more dangerous weapon against the US
North Korea’s sophisticated cyberattacks signal desperation — not aspiration
Sanctions, natural disasters and COVID-19 are driving North Korea to rely on cyberwarfare for survival in 2020
How the US plans to crack down on ransom payments to North Korean hackers
In October, the U.S. issued new guidelines warning tech firms that they can face fines for paying ransoms to the DPRK
South Korea accuses North Korea of hacking attempts against science ministry
South Korea's science ministry attributed seven attacks to the DPRK between January and the end of July
North Korea’s rapidly evolving tech scene — NKNews Podcast Ep.149
Author Jieun Baek and North Korea Tech's Martyn Williams speak with NK News about the state of DPRK technology
North Korea likely paid Russian hackers for access to bank networks
Researchers find link between “malware-as-a-service” providers and DPRK cyber thieves with stolen bitcoins to spend
Why North Korean cyber attacks will get worse — and US intelligence won’t help
Pyongyang is hurting and uses hackers to ease that pain, but Washington is unlikely to waste its powers on crypto theft
Why China censored Kim Jong Un coma rumors and staged a lag on false information
Beijing's censorship might be a good faith effort in stopping rumors — or it might be an attempt to cover something up
North Korea must return to talks for a ‘brighter future,’ US official says
The US will take “strong actions” to show that missile launch “blackmail” doesn’t work, David Stilwell says
