N. Korea Denies Involvement in $2b hacks on exchanges

[BLXN]

https://cointelegraph.com/news/north-korea-denies-it-stole-2-billion-from-crypto-exchanges-and-banks

 

On Sept. 1, the country’s official state media, the Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) denied allegations of massive theft by North Korean agents. 

As Cointelegraph previously reported, the United Nations Security Council North Korea sanctions committee said that “Democratic People’s Republic of Korea cyber actors were raising money for its WMD (weapons of mass destruction) programs, with total proceeds to date estimated at up to two billion US dollars.”

In response, KCNA cited a statement from the National Coordination Committee of the DPRK for Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism, which claims that the United States and other hostile forces are now spreading slanderous rumors. It said:

“Such a fabrication by the hostile forces is nothing but a sort of a nasty game aimed at tarnishing the image of our Republic and finding justification for sanctions and pressure campaign against the DPRK.”


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I think what is clear here is that the USA taught Korea how to hack, and allocate funds through what the CIA refers to as 'illicit funding'', and as part of their initiation into the world of Intelligence- they exposed them of their crimes immediately afterward. No such thing as a free lunch, Kim./

 

[SLFJ]

Oh sh**, they have a lot of power against the government.

[wngo123]

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On Sept. 1, the country’s official state media, the Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) denied allegations of massive theft by North Korean agents. 

As the old saying goes: I believe only in denied news  

[CntryBoy]

25 minutes ago, wngo123 said:

As the old saying goes: I believe only in denied news  

Agreed, denial is usually a good sign that it is true... especially coming from N. Korea.