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On Friday, warships from South Korea, the US, and Japan started the first trilateral anti-submarine drills in five years. This came after North Korea started testing missiles again this week, likely in response to training between South Korean and US forces.
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Experts don't know who a mysterious woman was who was recently seen with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. This has led to rumors that she is Kim Jong Un's loyal half-sister, according to reports on Wednesday.
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Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, said that his country is ready to use nuclear weapons against the US and South Korea if there is a military conflict between them.
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According to Chainalysis, North Korea's unlaundered crypto assets have decreased to $65 million as a result of the current crypto market slump.
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Axie Infinity said that hackers infiltrated the MEE6 Bot in order to add rights for a fictitious Jiho account.
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Private companies should conduct due investigation before recruiting freelance labor, according to the official advise, because North Koreans frequently use illegal practices and stolen identities to conceal their origin.
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The FBI blamed North Korean government hackers on Thursday for stealing more than $600 million in bitcoin from a video game company last month, the latest in a succession of daring cyber heists linked to Pyongyang.
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After pleading guilty to assisting North Korea in evading US sanctions, a Bitcoin expert was sentenced to more than five years in prison.
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Following the invasion of Ukraine, various countries have taken a series of aggressive actions. North Korea successfully test-fired its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile on Thursday (ICBM). The missile landed in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Japan (EEZ).
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A bad habit shared by its leader Kim Jong-un.