SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's recent joint military drills with the United States are aimed at deterring North Korea, the ...

South Korea suspects a North Korean team may be behind the recent hacking of cryptocurrency exchange Upbit that led to the unauthorised withdrawal of 44.5 billion won ($30.4 million) in ...

North Korean hacking group Lazarus is suspected to be behind a recent breach of around $30.6 million worth of cryptocurrency ...

For two hours every day, Lee Si-young and her colleagues broadcast uncensored foreign news into authoritarian North Korea.

Security researchers at Gendigital warn that Russian and North Korean state-backed hackers — two of the world’s most ...

Regulators are investigating a 44.5 billion won ($30 million) hack at Upbit, Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, and say ...

North Korea’s notorious cybercrime unit, Lazarus Group, is suspected of orchestrating $30 million hack at South Korean exchange Upbit.

It came after Politico reported last week that two of the world’s most active state-backed cybercrime units from Russia and North Korea were engaging in “unprecedented” cooperation.

Authorities are probing whether one of the world’s most notorious state-linked hacking units is behind South Korea’s latest ...

North Korea on Friday blasted the recent joint US-South Korea anti-submarine drills called Silent Shark, as well as other ...

The North Korean military holds winter exercises each year from Dec. 1 until late March or early April. These exercises are designed to help soldiers adapt to cold-weather combat conditions, boost ...

North Korea is holding public lectures encouraging electronic payment adoption, but citizens remain hesitant due to concerns ...