Crypto crash threatens North Korea's stolen funds as it ramps up weapons tests
North Korea has poured resources into stealing cryptocurrencies, making it hacking threat and leading to one of largest cryptocurrency heists
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North Korea has poured resources into stealing cryptocurrencies, making it hacking threat and leading to one of largest cryptocurrency heists
North Korea’s barrage of missile tests may have cost $650 million, according to data released by a government-affiliated research center in South Korea.
South Korea's military claimed that on Sunday (June 12) North Korea fired multiple artillery shots between 8:07 am and 11:03 am (local time. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said that the alleged projectiles were presumed to be fired from multiple rocket launchers. The claims made by the South Korean military appear to be another show of force just one day after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reaffirmed arms buildup in a party meeting. He vowed to boost the reclusive nation's military power.
SEOUL -- North Korea has spent as much as $650 million, or 2% of its gross domestic product, so far this year on 17 rounds of miss