North Korea Is Paying People in Africa and Iran to Help Its Hackers Get Hired at US Tech Firms
North Korea is paying foreign workers $500/month to help fake IT operatives get hired at US companies, funding weapons programs with up to $800M a year.
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North Korea is paying foreign workers $500/month to help fake IT operatives get hired at US companies, funding weapons programs with up to $800M a year.
North Korea opened its first ever road link with Russia and appears to be putting finishing touches on a long-abandoned bridge with China.
North Korea reportedly began negotiations with Russia over troop deployments to the Russia-Ukraine war a year before the actual dispatch. Alongside the deployment, North Korea established a military ...
South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff detected the launches at about 05:20 local time and said South Korean and U.S. intelligence authorities monitored North Korean activity from an early stage before ...
North Korea has been reported to advance various methods, including employing third-country personnel from Iran, Syria, and others as "interview substitutes" to disguise its own IT workforce in ...
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South Korea says North Korea has launched an unidentified projectile toward the waters off the North's east coast.
North Korea fired an unidentified projectile towards the Sea of Japan on Saturday, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, citing the country's Joint Chiefs of Staff. The latest launch comes ...
North Korea’s surreptitious push to plant employees in U.S. companies has expanded to include remote workers from other countries, such as Iran and Lebanon, according to U.S. government and foreign ...