Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    ESP Blockchain Journal
    • Noticias
      • Noticias Blockchain
      • Noticias Bitcoin
      • Noticias Ethereum
      • Noticias Ripple
      • NFT
      • Metaverso
      • DeFi
      • Noticias Tron
      • Noticias Litecoin
      • Noticias Monero
      • Noticias Cardano
      • Noticias Stellar
      • Noticias Algorand
      • Noticias Dogecoin
      • Noticias Polkadot
      • Noticias Kusama
      • Noticias Solana
    • Análisis de Precios
    • Academia Cripto
    • Opinión
    • Contacto
    • bandera
    ESP Blockchain Journal
    Home»Noticias»The FBI told how cyber attacks involved North Korea

    The FBI told how cyber attacks involved North Korea

    0
    By BlockchainJournal on mayo 31, 2019 Noticias
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    North Korea uses cyber attacks to circumvent international sanctions. This statement was made by Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI for cybersecurity, information technology and intelligence Tonya Ugoretts at a conference from the Aspen Institute, reports The Korea Herald .

    In particular, Ugoretz stressed that North Korean hackers hacked Sony Pictures Entertainment systems in 2014, robbed Bangladesh Bank in 2016, and in 2017 launched an epidemic of the encryption virus WannaCry.

    “The economic effect of the sanctions is indisputable, so they need money that can be mined by mining cryptocurrencies or bank robberies ,” Ugoretz added.

    The representative of the Director of National Intelligence of the United States, Erin Jo, said that the FBI and several other US agencies intend to oppose the criminal activities of the DPRK in the field of cryptocurrency to cover this source of funding for Pyongyang.

    It is noteworthy that on May 28, some users of the UpBit cryptocurrency exchange received phishing e-mails in which they were promised non-existent prize payments. These letters contain documentation that, after downloading, launches malware. EST Security believes that North Korean hackers are behind this attack, CoinDesk reports.

    Note that earlier in attacks on the Bitcoin exchange to circumvent the sanctions, North Korea was accused of the UN, assessing the minimum damage for the period from January 2017 to September 2018 at $ 571 million.

    At the end of 2017, Assistant to the President of Donald Trump on internal security issues, Thomas Bossert, publicly accused the DPRK of spreading the WannaCry epidemic, the losses of which reached billions of dollars.

    If you believe the investigation of the company AlienVault, then the stolen cryptocurrency could be sent to the server of the University named after Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang.

    Recall, for the first time, mining activity in the DPRK was recorded on May 17, 2017.

    How the underground North Korean opposition uses the cryptocurrencies and the Ethereum blockchain can be found in the exclusive material BlockchainJournal here .

    Subscribe to the BlockchainJournal news in Telegram: BlockchainJournal Live – the entire news feed, BlockchainJournal – the most important news and polls.

    << aside id = "unisender_subscribe_form-10" class = "widget unisender_form">

    BlockchainJournal.news

    BlockchainJournal.news

    bitcoin blockchain ethereum Featured Telegram Upbit
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    BlockchainJournal

    Related Posts

    ARK Invest Deshace Acciones de Coinbase y GBTC por Millones en Medio del Auge del Mercado

    diciembre 6, 2023

    El Descuento de GBTC se Reduce a Medida que Aumenta el Precio de Bitcoin

    diciembre 6, 2023

    IBM Presenta OSO, Diseñada Para el Almacenamiento en Frío de Activos Digitales

    diciembre 6, 2023

    Marathon Digital Produjo 1.187 Bitcoins en Noviembre y Mantuvo 14.025 BTC sin Restricciones

    diciembre 5, 2023

    Acusaciones de Falsificación de Volumen Sacuden al Token RATS en Gate Exchange

    diciembre 5, 2023

    Ballena de Ethereum Se Despierta y Transfiere $90 Millones a Kraken

    diciembre 5, 2023
    Buscar
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
    © 2025 Blockchainjournal

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    Utilizamos cookies para asegurar que damos la mejor experiencia al usuario en nuestra web. Si sigues utilizando este sitio asumiremos que estás de acuerdo.