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How North Korea's State-Backed Hackers Reportedly Steal Billions in Crypto

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North Korea has built an advanced cyber capability that reportedly targets financial institutions around the world. State-sponsored hackers increasingly use social engineering and malware to breach cryptocurrency firms. Because of international sanctions and economic isolation, these cyber operations are considered a key source of revenue for the regime. Reports indicate that the country has stolen billions of dollars in digital assets through its cybercrime campaigns. The proceeds are said to fund military programs and other state priorities.

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