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DPRK: Progress of the 6th Enlarged Meeting of the 8th Central Military Commission of the Workers’ Party of Korea! (11.4.2023)

Respected Comrade Kim Jong Un clarified the principle issues regarding the ceaseless analysis and correct implementation of all military measures to constantly renew (and perfect) the war capability of our People’s Army! This requires understanding the Operational Plan for frontline offensives and the ongoing study of the various documents regarding effective combat measures!

The military measures (dialectically) discussed at the 6th Enlarged Meeting of the 8th Central Military Commission of the Workers’ Party of Korea further clarified the stand of our Party and the Government of the People’s Republic as responding to the enemy’s moves to provoke war! This preparation has been achieved through strengthening the Armed Forces! This has been achieved by increasing their solid defensive capabilities and their ability to generate (overwhelming) offensive power!

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Disparaging North Korea – US-Inspired Banking and Cyber Crime! (31.5.2017)

The destructiveness. Smith said: “I think at this point, all observers will conclude that WannaCry was caused by North Korea’s use of cyber tools or weapons stolen from the US National Security Agency.” Soon after the hacking, the well-known Google security researcher Neel Mehta revealed that the earlier version of WannaCry code found similarities to hacking tools from the Korean Lazarus Group. In May of this year, a report issued by the Financial Security Research Institute commissioned by the South Korean government stated that North Korea was responsible for the 2014 attack on Sony Entertainment’s business.  

Although Microsoft’s windows computers are the main target of WannaCry attacks, they may be a good thing for Microsoft because the unsupported versions of windows computers proved to be not only insecure, but also a real threat to business continuity. WannaCry promoted the wave of windows10 system upgrade. Nonetheless, Brad Smith will continue to push for an ongoing truce in cyber warfare between various actors, including the United States, Russia, and North Korea. He said: “We need governments to unite as they did in Geneva in 1949 and pass a new Digital Geneva Convention, clearly stating that these cyber-attacks against civilians, especially in peacetime, are prohibited. Violating international law.

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