Dojon Texas Operation Roundup Investigation Investigation Involves North Korean It Worker Threat
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“DOJON TEXAS OPERATION ROUNDUP INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATION INVOLVES NORTH KOREAN IT WORKER THREAT”
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This storyDOJ filed antitrust suits against which Texas firm NOT listed here?
- American Airlines (Fort Worth)
- AT&T (Dallas)
- Southwest Airlines (Dallas)
- ExxonMobil (Irving)
Guess, then reveal the answer
Southwest Airlines (Dallas)
Topic poll · all networksWhat does North Korea fund with IT worker fraud revenue?
- Nuclear & missile programs
- Foreign aid & diplomacy
- State-run hospitals
- Infrastructure projects
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Nuclear & missile programs
N. Korea's fake IT workers may earn $600M+ yearly for its weapons programs.
UN experts estimate North Korea netted ~$600M from cyber schemes in 2023. The DOJ says IT worker fraud funds ballistic missiles, nuclear research, and intel ops — all through fake remote jobs at US firms.
$100M+ has been spent opposing one Texas Senate race!
VP Vance cited $100M+ in outside spending targeting one Texas Senate candidate. The average winning Senate campaign in 2022 cost ~$19M, making this race a massive financial outlier.
