North Korea has been associated with a series of prominent cyberattacks over the last decade, targeting banks, government institutions, and major companies, including Sony Pictures. So what do we know about the associated hacker network?
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North Korea has been accused for years of relying on cyberattacks as a source of funding for its sanctioned economy.
Recently, Pyongyang denied allegations that it was behind the hack of the Binance cryptocurrency trading platform, which amounted to $6.3 billion.
North Korea's name has been linked to a series of prominent cyber attacks over the last decade, targeting banks, government institutions and major companies, including Sony Pictures. So what do we know about the associated hacker network?
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