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North Korea and Russia, notorious for hacking, team up on cybersecurity proposal

Posted on May 17, 2023 by Dissent

Shreyas Reddy reports:

North Korea has thrown its weight behind a Russian effort to shore up global cyber “stability and security,” Moscow announced Tuesday, forming an unlikely coalition of states better known for instigating cyberattacks than stopping them.

Belarus, Syria and Nicaragua also joined the two to submit the Concept of the U.N. Convention on Ensuring International Information Security (IIS) on Monday as an official document of the U.N. General Assembly’s ongoing 77th session, the Russian foreign ministry said in a press release.

Read more at NK News.

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1 thought on “North Korea and Russia, notorious for hacking, team up on cybersecurity proposal”

  1. Pedro says:
    May 17, 2023 at 9:47 am

    Always the same rhetoric propaganda, can you change disk?!

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