North Korea denies being behind WannaCry ransomware after the US government points finger of blame

Nicholas Fearn
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Image via KCNA
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Image via KCNA

North Korea denies its involvement in producing or propagating WannaCry ransomware

North Korea has officially denied involvement in producing or propagating the WannaCry ransomware outbreak in May, despite claims from several governments around the world, supported by security specialists...

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