US will map and disrupt North Korean botnetIt will warn Joanap victims that they've been compromised.By J. Fingas, 01.30.2019
Hackers steal personal data from 997 North Korean defectorsIt won't surprise you who the suspect is.By J. Fingas, 12.29.2018
North Korea-linked hacking group stole millions from ATMsLazarus, the makers of WannaCry, hit ATMs across Asia and Africa.By A. Dellinger, 11.08.2018
North Koreans have been hiding their identities to evade sanctionsCompanies are unknowingly working with individuals from the DPRK.By S. Krishna, 09.17.2018
US charges North Korean man linked to Sony hack and WannaCryHe was also sanctioned along with a group he allegedly worked for.By M. Locklear, 09.06.2018
DOJ will reportedly charge North Korean operative for Sony hackThe Treasury Department is also expected to issue sanctions.By M. Locklear, 09.06.2018
Let's hope Trump didn't give Kim Jong Un the wrong ‘direct number’It could be more dangerous than you'd think.By C. Velazco, 06.15.2018
The scary truths about Trump’s nuclear summitIn which Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un compared the size of their nuclear buttons.By V. Blue, 06.15.2018
FBI links North Korea hackers to two more malware attacksState-backed actors may be behind the Joanap and Brambul threats.By K. Holt, 05.30.2018
North Korea-linked hackers targeted defectors with Android spywareThe surveillance apps made it to Google Play.By J. Fingas, 05.19.2018
Russia hacked the Olympics and tried to pin it on North KoreaIt wasn't a very effective cover-up.By J. Fingas, 02.25.2018
Cyber attacks reportedly cost the US as much as $109 billion in 2016Things aren’t getting better, folks. By R. LeFebvre, 02.16.2018
What Trump means when he talks nukes at the State of the UnionNational security, North Korea, Russia and context.By J. Conditt, 01.30.2018
North Korea gets a modern staple: lousy airport WiFiYou probably won't want to depend on it for checking email.By J. Fingas, 12.28.2017
Facebook and Microsoft disabled slew of North Korean cyber threatsIt involved much more than the WannaCry attack.By J. Fingas, 12.19.2017
US government names North Korea as the source of WannaCryHomeland security adviser Tom Bossert called the attack 'reckless.'By R. Lawler, 12.18.2017
North Korea hackers steal bitcoin by targeting currency insidersThe state-backed group tries to trick workers into compromising their PCs.By J. Fingas, 12.16.2017
Feds reveal technical details of North Korea's cyber attacksNK has apparently been using a malware called FALLCHILL to infiltrate aerospace and telecom networks.By M. Moon, 11.14.2017
North Korean hackers allegedly stole South Korean and US war plans They acquired 235 GB of data, 80 percent of which hasn't been identified.By D. Lumb, 10.10.2017