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North Korea is reportedly funding its nuclear weapons program with $2 billion stolen in crypto and fiat currencies.

North Korea is so smart it landed a man on the Sun, and is now hacking crypto experts' Bitcoin stashes.

Musk decided to raise awareness again by tweeting that AI is a bigger risk than North Korea.

North Korea may have landed on the sun, but they only have 28 websites.

Viewing major social media websites like Twitter or Facebook is now a punishable offense in North Korea.

North Korea continues to play around in space.

They've beaten AIDS, Ebola and SARS and now they've taken on hangovers. What can't you do, North Korea?

Kim Jong Un might now have a new bargaining chip against crippling sanctions.

North Korea's own Linux distribution, Red Star OS, is just as closed off as the country itself.

An Egyptian telecommunications company has lost access to it's North Korean branch.

What are the four best things that Kim Jong-Un and his North Korean crew have completed in the last 18 months? It's an amazing list.

North Korean government blocks access to Instagram.

Kim Jong-Un and North Korea are at it again!

North Korea wants cyberwar against the United States?

South Korea must endure continued cyberattacks by North Korea, as attacks grow.

A defector from North Korea has launched more copies of The Interview into North Korea.

News around the Sony attack has simmered after other high-profile cybercriminal activity, but the NSA still feels North Korea is to blame.

Cyberespionage is a major threat, and North Korea has quietly built a digital army tasked with attacking the United States, South Korea, and other targets.

The United States reportedly breached North Korean computer networks in 2010.

The North Korean government is led by an erratic, volatile leader - and its cyberespionage efforts tend to follow the same path, experts note.

North Korean citizens weigh in on smuggled copies of the new release film.

The North Korean Bureau 121 continues to expand its workforce, and now has a reported 6,000 members.

The Red Star operating system used in North Korea has glaring security holes that western cyber experts could exploit.

The North Korean government not surprisingly isn't happy that the United States has issued new sanctions, in retaliation for SPE hack.

Western movie viewers might be amused by "The Interview," but it's a serious matter for defectors from the reclusive North Korean regime.

Little is known about technology usage in North Korea, but the Red Star 3 OS seems to closely resemble Apple's Mac OS X.

It's possible the Guardians of Peace, the group that claimed responsibility for dropping Sony Pictures, still has access to SPE computers.

Following North Korea's suspected role in targeting Sony Pictures, the US government has issued new sanctions against the North Korean government.

Some cybersecurity experts might blame insider threat attacks against Sony Pictures, but the FBI continues to accuse North Korea.

North Korea denied hacking Sony Pictures, and cybersecurity experts believe insider threat posed huge risk to Sony Pictures.

Sony has made over $15 million through online distribution of 'The Interview' while it has only earned $3 million through theaters.

Apparently, there are a surprising number of people in North Korea interested in viewing 'The Interview,' much to the disgust of the government.

In its latest public statement, North Korean government describes Pres. Obama as "a monkey" in racial tirade.

The North Korean Internet infrastructure, which apparently only has a handful of IP addresses, has gone down yet again.

North Korea's secretive Bureau 121 is scarier than originally perceived by western cybersecurity experts - and the threat is only growing.

The Interview will not be hitting iTunes for Christmas, as Apple is reportedly 'not interested' in doing so.

Sony Pictures releases "The Interview" on digital streaming services today, and 300 theaters will show the film Thursday.

Sony Pictures today confirmed it will release "The Interview" in a limited number of theaters.

The scale of the recent Internet failures in North Korea? Every single one of their 1,024 IP addresses. Yes, you read that right.

South Korea nuclear plants targeted by cyberattacks, with "non-critical" data stolen.

Dr Evil makes a return, with Mike Myers making fun of North Korea on Saturday Night Live.

If Sony Pictures doesn't know what to do with "The Interview," BitTorrent would be more than happy to carry the film for the studio.

North Koreans likely have no idea Sony Pictures has been humiliated over a movie.

North Korea has proposed a joint investigation over the hack against Sony Pictures.

Cybersecurity specialist says best course of action to retaliate against North Korea: don't do anything.

The devastating cyberattack that hit Sony will likely end up being the costliest suffered by a U.S. company, as lost dollars continue to pile up.

The Obama administration is blaming North Korea for the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack, but will they provide proof?

The Obama administration is considering a 'proportional response' to the hacks against Sony from North Korea.

Criticism of North Korea now taken very seriously.

This sounds like a story ripped from an episode of Breaking Bad, but North Korea is manufacturing 98% pure crystal meth in industrial-class facilities.