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Kim Jong Un’s North Korea Infiltrates US Remote Jobs With The Help Of Everyday Americans, Funneling $17 Million Through ‘Laptop Farm’ Run By Unwitting TikToker: Report
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Kim Jong Un’s North Korea Infiltrates US Remote Jobs With The Help Of Everyday Americans, Funneling $17 Million Through ‘Laptop Farm’ Run By Unwitting TikToker: Report
Kim Jong Un‘s North Korea is secretly infiltrating American businesses via remote jobs, with the help of unwitting U.S. citizens. Christina Chapman, a Minnesota woman whose home functioned as a hub for foreign operatives posing as American IT workers, helped funnel millions into North Korea’s economy while jeopardizing U.S. data security. What Happened: Christina Chapman, a 50-year-old former waitress turned TikTok personality, established what …
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