North Korea: How the regime recruits its future hackers from the age of 11
Original headlineCorée du Nord : comment le régime recrute ses futurs hackers dès 11 ans
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North Korea begins training state hackers as early as middle school, selecting up to 200 children each year for an elite track that grants top performers considerable privileges. This pipeline feeds the regime's cyberattack operations, and Pyongyang is suspected of being behind the record-breaking Binance hack. The system matters because these state-backed hackers are a major force in crypto security and exchange losses.
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