North Korean IT workers are infiltrating Fortune 500 companies using stolen identities and AI to secure remote positions.

North Korea unveils AI-powered suicide drones, sparking global concern. Suspected Russian support fuels fears of a new era in autonomous warfare.

North Korea’s leader oversaw tests of his country’s latest military innovations which use artificial intelligence.

North Korea is reportedly launching a new cybersecurity unit called Research Center 227 within its intelligence agency ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been pictured inspecting new suicide drones, which state media say have been equipped ...

The attackers pose as legitimate remote IT workers, looking to both generate revenue and access sensitive company data ...

Kim said unmanned control and AI capability must be the top priorities ... potentially enhancing North Korea’s intelligence-gathering operations and ability to neutralize enemy threats.

Kim Jong Un’s regime is trying to update its weapons capabilities, as its soldiers learn about modern warfare in Russia’s war against Ukraine.

North Korea is focusing on developing AI-driven suicide drones to modernize its armed forces. Kim Jong Un recently oversaw a test of these drones. This move emphasizes the role of advanced ...

Companies will have to verify themselves with OpenAI to access AI models and additional functions. This is intended to ...