How North Korea Tried To Steal $1 Billion | Investigators 

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-_- “you wanna fry rye? Wan-tan (wontons)??” 🤣🤣

@@Haveyoueverbeenswallowed Lmmfao 🤣

Silly boy, they have drivers. They don’t even need to open the car doors.

Thank you for not letting this obvious omission slide by. :D

@@tkcdac YEP. Printing money is more or less the same thing. You just end up robbing the people via slow inflation LOL It's just smarter and less obvious, but still robbery.

The little details

They stole crypto too.

Thats what was most interesting, I heard these printers were printing themselves silly if they were connected to WiFi.

yeah im kinda disappointed by this video

of course bhai

Yeah because if I was a politician running a country and found out that some hackers stole $81million from a government bank, I wouldn't want the citizens to know about it either. Governments and politicians will try to suppress that information rather than embarass themselves by admitting their incompetence.

Bro literally no one trusts the government here in BD. No point telling as no one would believe it

@@hamzamahmood9565 where do people trust their government ?

Local news is more intrested with religion I guess right ??

Darknet diaries?

Podcasts are way too slow. I use RU-vid videos as podcasts. Quick to the point and optional visuals

I listened to the podcast at work and hearing the details is interesting

@@lizmusan7300 agreed

Which podcast?

Well…that would make me NEED to see it if my boss told me not to.

@@ChristianF15cher I get your idea and I usually feel the same, but a commanding officer's power is vastly different from most bosses

@@kyleunderhill9126 again this would only be compounding my interest several more times over.

And it wasn't even that great of a movie, it definitely had a few good moments though.

Meanwhile: American drone strikes and sanctions are killing millions of children and elderly.

Been saying it for years. Also the fact that mass surveillance is a cyber attack on everyone will eventually lead to a response putting us again at risk.

Although I already knew what you wrote in your comment, the subjects you bring up are more interesting than the clickbait recap of what happened in this video. You're definitely right.

So very true. You don't see the North Koreans burning WebKit One-Click Zero-days. You see the legitimate console/phone jailbreak community finding and burning those. It's not a zero-day anymore if there is a patch available, it's just an admins responsibility. Sometimes people treat hackers like a force of nature, something that can't be prevented by precautions. It's not; almost all of the "threats" that you hear about are actually just bad engineering, exploited by the lowest common denominator(1 out of 10000 npm dependencies is now malware? Great, good luck catching that. Didn't update WordPress in time? Yeah, it's not yours anymore). Also people often misunderstand "cyber-attribution", the linking of an actor to a malware or attack: The problem is that there are usually no hard facts to be found - Everything that *could* be found on a computer could be left there intentionally or placed there or be constructed entirely. So basically people are guessing, which is okay as long as you're not basing your foreign policy on that. Guess what's happening everywhere. If you think that's far fetched, the existence of NSA tools for this were leaked as part of the Vault 7 Leaks(UMBRAGE). These things are not technically complex, expect them to be commonplace. Also regarding the TLAs notorious exploit horting, that's so stupid. TLAs make themselves targets, while endangering everybody that uses a computer. You'd think that a government that doesn't want to be hacked would invest in closing security-related bugs. NOPE. They actively pay money to keep these bugs open, and prevent them from being discovered. Has there actually been an example of this leading to something good? Guess we'll never know, secret court, secret evidence. Has this been used to trace and molest dissidents and journalists? Yes. All that "cyber" talk in the news is very misleading sometimes. People have got to be careful, and question the motives at play. If a large company like Equifax leaks 150 mio. records because they didn't patch their systems and then blames the big bad Chinese hackers, then that really has nothing to do with hacking. That is careless neglect. I've been a better admin since I'm 16yo (always patch your stuff!), and I'm sure I could have fired up metasploit to exploit old unpatched software when I was 14. I can't imagine that Equifax couldn't have prevented this with their million-dollar leadership. They just didn't want to fix their issues, and blaming the Chinese was easier than admitting a fault(and probably cheaper too). And if I hear about one more f'ing Exchange-server hack by the big bad China/Russia/APT/whatevercyberbullsh1t I'm going to loose it. 1999 called, they want their shi11y proprietary slow-AF non-compliant insecure mail-server for Windows 2000 back. If you run MS Exchange in 2022 you deserve what you get. And if that means that whatever region doesn't have water or electricity because your emails are finally encrypted(in a bad way) that has little to do with APT's. Let's hope nobody has to go to war over this political fear-mongering related to software that is just garbage... And yes, for that opinion I expect to be on some kind of list. Hello TLA TA! I hope you're having a nice day, and maybe a giggle ;)

@@Jontheinternet Well no. The NSA didn't get reprimands nor policy changes over this. Nor did any of the reporting really dive into how the exploit behind WannaCry (Eternal Blue) was a direct result of NSAs policies.

I agree

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This wasn't about the $80M, it was about the attempted $1Billion.

@@413-massmelopitboss5 wow I guess you say that to every pretty woman on the internet.

@@JohnDoe-tx8lq 1billion is still childs play

@@JohnDoe-tx8lq what im trying to say is wake up, nk didnt think it could walk away with a billion - literally had to wash the money in casinos, how much time do you think it would take to wash a billion dollars, without ofcourse getting you arrested… exactly- also a billion dollars is still childs play when nuclear weapons are involved

I had to double check cause I'm from Quebec XD

@Orbite Flow nous, on aime tout le monde ici.

@Orbite Flow i prefer frog legs than fish and chip

They also show Deutsche Bank when they refer to Deutsche Bahn, the German national railway company.

Lol and they will got hacked for the second time

That's what got them into trouble in the first place

Didn’t Dr. Evil already do this?

Thing is each hack gets traced, it’s only a matter of time. Groups like these have state protection so they go full retard

Just use gasoline, it's more efficient.

They missed NYC on their digimap

I predict a round of assassination next

You can

They have a friend

@@nikhilpandey2618 who knows a friend

Maybe the Cia? The division of Korea is a second world War deal! Cia?

I think they had a degree program for this in their university. They're so good on this.

Are you kidding? North Koreas hacking unit is on point. Kim Jong Un himself is a computer science major.

Trueee lol 😂

Yeah, it's justified and Elliot did the right thing to end greed of banks creating too much debts to people.

Don't know but one thing for sure you could blame the NSA for the great loss of critical data as most of the world's computing system are designed by NSA to self-destruct if it's attack than trying to secure it

We had Donnie boy, he was literal Florida man.

I dunno, hacking seems logical from a country that is isolated and cut off

No different then what the American government does..How you steal it makes a difference.whatever

Appreciate it bro

where i can watch this darknet diaries?

So did Kento Bento on RU-vid.

It's my favourite podcast, it sucks after you listen to one and have to wait a fortnight or so for the next episode

@@MickDavies I'm not looking forward to that. I started at Ep. 1 and am up to Ep. 100. Need to slow down before I run into the brick wall. But, they're sooooo good!

To be honest, we are pretty fine; Bangladesh Bank Got Near 50 billion Dollars In Reserve. 81 million dollars is nothing our ministers are kinda corrupt, even they worth more than 10-100 million dollars. 3-4 politicians are also billionaires, though it's controversial due to lack of transparency.

@@aestheticvibezz142 nice way to say we are fucked anyway

@@aestheticvibezz142 Are saying that the people of Bangladesh are used to the heist by your corrupt Politician and Oligarch, That 81 million dollars heist is nothing compared to the amount of money lost due to corruption annually?

@@aestheticvibezz142 shala sagol 81 million dollar ki tor baper taka je emon bhabe koili "81 million dollar is nothing" shala abalchuda. tor baap koy taka marse jar karone onno manusher taka re mullo des na?

@@tradetheticks919 মাদার ইংরেজি বুজস না. কইতাসি আমাগো নেতা মন্ত্রী রাই তো বছরে হাজার হাজার কোটি টাকা বিদেশে পাচার করে সেই খানে 81 মিলিয়ন ডলার তো তাগো কাছে মুড়ির মোয়া। আমার কথা কইসি নাকি এইখানে আবাল । বাপ মা তুইলা গালি দেয়ার আগে ভালো মতো পইড়া নে.

Typical American who looks down on others

In the Philippines it was big news as those same casinos were laundering for politicians and organized crimes. The casino's not knowing is just BS they are just so used to it that they did not bother to know if it was North Korea, a Filipino politician or triad/yakuza/Nigerian organize crime. I did not even know until this video that they regulated it, cause Filipino politicians were so against regulating the casinos. Cause according to them "people would just go to Macau or other places if the Philippines change the law.

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@@shimantorahman8324 😂😂

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Yes, it shows how diabolical North Korea is. They targeted Bangladesh.

You should be sad that the government was not that interested in reporting the news about the heist than the foreign media as Hasina's govt was too embarrassed to admit that they are too incompetent to the point that they failed to safeguard USD 81 mil of taxpayers money

What about refund scams?

@@sujesh4684 Are we at all surprised that a country bombarded with sanctions resorts to unethical means to secure funds? It is not at all diabolical, but a means to secure deprived resources.

It’s more likely it was a CIA/MOS operation. North Korea doesn’t have the personnel nor the sophistication, and from a budgetary standpoint lacks several key operational facets necessary for what was described in the video.

Can't the US put sanctions that they can't use satelites from other countries to get internet or something?

When you santion a country to core , what you expect?

When you santion a country to core , what you expect?

@@houseplant1016 There is money to be made. They're bffs with Russia and China. And China and Russia have contracts and deals with western countries. Corruption and greed is what drives them and what will end us. It's all business and we're just their pawns to play with.

I don't blame them, what else are they going to do? Provided the amount of sanctions they receive, the trade embargo, and worst of all, the constant looming threat of the U.S. (which unleashed the sanctions and embargo in the first place), they have nowhere else to get money from.

Funny you bring that up because Jean Lee, the journalist in this video, has made her entire career centred around outlandish North Korean stories. She also works for the Wilson Center, a US-funded think-tank. Not saying there’s no merit to what she’s saying at all, but it makes you question what she claims North Korean intentions are

Yes, I enjoyed that. I commented about it on sensationalist North Korea defector Yeonmi Park's channel. After a few folk followed up with more comments, she deleted them all. Hah. She's the epitome of crazy North Korean stories for clickbait

Once you said that I noticed it more lol foreal

I was looking for this.

I agree.

Meh. Kento Bento’s video on this topic was better.

Cos they've nuclear weapons

@@agubuzuchisom8609 Cuz, Hackers can't be .....

There are specialized companies that sell malicious software. Take a look at the pegasus spyware case.

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As backwards as you may think North Korea is, they do in fact put heavy emphasis on education. Many citizens study abroad as well in China. I have no doubt that they don’t have a shortage of sharp minds

It’s more likely it was a CIA/MOS operation. North Korea doesn’t have the personnel nor the sophistication, and from a budgetary standpoint lacks several key operational facets necessary for what was described in the video.

NK trains youth to hack. They grow up and can become a computer expert. They also send their employees to other countries to learn more. Look it up. I watched a video on RU-vid about NK.

They literally train children to kill, don't they? There's a video on here that explains how children are picked to become experts in whatever field they want them to go into (obviously from observation no one really knows the inner workings of this system).

NK hackers will hack her data now.

It's called a "reserve". Needed as a guarantee for doing business with the US.

it was a few years ago and yes it was all over the news. New York Times even did a piece on it that appeared on youtube.

To be fair foreign media are much more interested in covering the heist than majority of TV channels in Bangladesh. That is why not many Bangladeshi know about it since probably the government is too embarrassed to admit their incompetence that they failed to safeguard USD 81 mil of taxpayers money

@@Dizinii Ohh maybe I was still too young to watch news, thanks for this

lol .

No i didn't sent them

There was actually way more details left out so your getting a crumb of a pie instead of the whole pie

Thx was looking for this comment

They didn't win all times so total amount is less than 81 million.

Go in, buy $100,000 in chips. Play a few games. Take $89,000 to cage and get paid. You tend to loose a little money washing it at casinos.

@@Lord_Internet Only a little money? I thought you loose a hell of a lot more than that. I mean, the house always wins, right?

Their country doesn't run on technology, and they have no money to steal. Shutting down computers there wouldn't be nearly as disruptive.

@@ItMakesYouWonder0 I’m pretty sure their missile launch network isn’t being powered by hamster wheels

@Abď oh so the state sponsored TV and their entire military complex is powered by hopes and dreams? Get out of here lmao

@@greengabe5 Close. They are powered by unicorn tears and leprechaun wishes.

He knows everything. Which is the saddest thing

It’s more likely it was a CIA/MOS operation. North Korea doesn’t have the personnel nor the sophistication, and from a budgetary standpoint lacks several key operational facets necessary for what was described in the video.

Nah they got caught remember the paper trail

I’m from North Korea 🇰🇵 I love my king Kim

you are publicly disrespecting a literal God in their eyes.

This is blatant propaganda.

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no it’s not you’re exaggerating

Actually 'Professor' is Pyongyang

North korea is literally free to do what it wants without real boundaries and consequences.

Clickbait and propaganda

I didn't know that you could be bad at sarcasm

Why don't you take your medication

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@@josevillarreal9920 when did kim threaten to end the world

@@daylightsavings7186 We'd all be walking around with tapeworms dripping out of arse if he had his way. Except for him of course.

@@josevillarreal9920 kim is involved in an ass tapeworm conspiracy? i’ve heard many things about the man but that’s new.

@Benedict Who is this professional that everyone talks about? I always see her post in the main comment on every RU-vid video I saw.

I think I'm interested, how can I get in touch with Ms Marina lynne

what's her name so I can look for it online?

Interesting bot strategy

@Helen wolf Wow, I just made my second withdrawal today again negotiating with the expert Ms Lynne Florence

Wanna know the second source of income, throwing a fit and threatening to use nuclear weapons when Kim’s wallet is feeling a bit empty, and when they get their money from other countries trying to calm them down, they spend it on further fortifications, ski resorts for Kim, and propaganda instead of the people that are starving

@@dennispodiapolski9763 lol but no

Haha well said

Have you been there?

Do you have any proof for your claims?

@@betahouse8 i know Western propaganda makes one believe otherwise, but there Is actually pretty easily accessible information, and people on the internet and social media that regularly go to the DPRK, that share those experiences online for the world to see. I mean if you understand anything about how the West works, you know that any state unwilling to bend the knee to western business is going to get propagandized to the moon and back. There is a whole beautiful world out there you will never know about if you don't look behind the curtain.

@@saiftama no, I personally have not been there. I have tried setting up a trip, but as a US citizen, I'm forbidden, by the US government, not the DPRK, from legally visiting there. I do know a woman from Canada, who now lives in China, and works as a guide to the DPRK.

The people of NK are not suffering because of Kim; they are suffering because US/NATO sanctions! Hell! You live in a racist country with a corrupt Government that never takes care of its people especially during this pandemic!

@@Artist1974CH HAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHA North Korea and Communist supporters strikes once again 🤣 North Korea is obviously sending missiles as threat to the other nations and you blame the US of their actions? What if North Korea become rich? You think they will be a peaceful country not attacking neighboring countries? 🤣 I’m not even American but blaming America for y’all delusional arguments are obviously propaganda 🤮🤣🤣🤣

@@abrqzx Remember when america went and invaded a bunch of third world countries in the middle east for the sole intention of destabilizing them?

@@Artist1974CH Lmao and the people in korth Korea are dieing from starvation 🤣😂🤣 And you're talking about racism in America we don't even have to do much that whole country will fail on its own... And if America is the cause of all of their woes I feel even better about it I'm eating fine bout to have me a nice big breakfast. While my North Korean equivalent is trying to catch a stray dog for him and his family to eat which I find hilarious. Let's keep up the sanctions so they all die slow

@@abrqzx oh yeah, and still fucking LOST after spending 20 years fighting people living in caves with 40 y.o AK 47's? I'm so glad that the Taliban has Blackhawk Helicopters now. Thank you Amerika, very cool