G7 Nations Must Do More to Stop North Korea Crypto Hacks, Japan Suggests
Not enough is being done to stop North Korea hacking crypto, Japanese government leaders have hinted at the latest G7 central bank governors and finance ministers’ summit. Per Nikkei, an unnamed “high-ranking official” f...
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Per Nikkei, an unnamed “high-ranking official” from the Japanese Ministry of Finance explained that North Korea is currently “able to continue its missile and other activities” in spite of sanctions....
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