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In-Crypto has 9 stories on North Korea, from August 11, 2026 to September 21, 2026. Most of them run in Technology and Regulation. Often covered alongside cybersecurity, WaterPlum, crypto wallets.
North Korean WaterPlum Hack Hits 30,000 Devices, Steals $10.7M in CryptoNorth Korea's WaterPlum hackers posed as crypto, AI, and NFT recruiters, infecting 30,000+ devices in 100+ countries and stealing $10.7M in crypto.North Korean WaterPlum Hackers Steal Data from 7,000 Crypto WalletsWaterPlum, a North Korean-linked hacker group, hit 30,000+ devices in 100+ countries and stole data from 7,000 crypto wallets, say FBI and NPA Japan.FBI and Japanese Police Warn of North Korean WaterPlum Crypto HackersFBI and Japanese police issue alert on WaterPlum: 30,000 hacked devices, 7,000+ compromised crypto wallets, and ¥1.7B ($10.71M) in stolen digital asseNorth Korea Drives On-Chain Malware Surge as CoinEx Shuts DownNorth Korea and Iran lead the spike in on-chain crypto malware; Malaysia ranks among the most crypto-curious Muslim nations. CoinEx exchange is shuttiChainalysis: Malicious Blockchain Usage Surges 420%—State Hackers DominateChainalysis reports a 420% spike in malicious instructions and infrastructure data on public blockchains in a year—up to two-thirds traced to state haNorth Korea Threatens Nuclear Response to US and South Korea PoliciesNorth Korea's Defense Ministry warns it may use nuclear weapons if US and South Korean policies toward Pyongyang escalate. Details from the official sKudelski & Sekoia: Lazarus Group Splits Into Six North Korean Cyber ClustersKudelski Security and Sekoia reveal North Korea's cyber ops go far beyond Lazarus Group, mapping six clusters: espionage, revenue, fake IT jobs, and sWSJ Uncovers North Korean Worker Network Inside U.S. CompaniesThe Wall Street Journal reveals how North Korean citizens landed jobs at U.S. companies, raising security and sanctions concerns across the industry.North Korea Launders Stolen Crypto Through Scam NetworksNorth Korea is using scam networks to launder stolen crypto. Learn how these schemes work, the risks for users, and what the crypto community is doing