North Korean-Russian Summit a Concerning Development as DPRK Cyber Attacks Continue - ACAMS Today
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On September 13, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) leader Kim Jung Un held a summit in which the two leaders, isolated from the West by economic sanctions, called each other “comrade” and committed to deepen their defense cooperation as they toured a Russian space launch facility. The meeting occurred as Kim continues to focus on building a cyber army aimed at targeting critical infrastructure and stealing billions of dollars in cryptocurrency.
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