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Justice Department Charges 14 in North Korean Remote IT Worker Scheme That Hit More Than 70 U.S. Companies

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Federal officials have indicted 14 people and seized nearly 190 laptops in a crackdown on North Korean operatives who posed as American remote tech workers to fund the regime, according to the FBI.

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