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Kim's Rewards for Hackers
The Kim Jong Un regime rewards its leading cyber hackers with bonuses of up to 30 percent of the proceeds from theft operations, luxury apartments measuring 132 square meters, opportunities to travel to allied countries, and the chance to marry into the families of the ruling elite. Talent recruitment begins at age 11 or 12, with around 200 students selected each year for training. Top performers are then sent to universities, before a small number are chosen to work in the army’s cyber unit. Specialist firms say North Korea’s TraderTraitor group was responsible for hacking Binance and stealing $6.3 billion, while Pyongyang denies the accusation. The number of people working in the country’s cyberwarfare apparatus is estimated at around 8,400.
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