Trump administration punishes two Chinese nationals for North Korean cybercrimes
After DPRK hacked cryptocurrency exchanges, two Chinese nationals allegedly laundered $100 million for North Korea
The Trump administration took multiple punitive actions against two Chinese nationals for helping North Korea launder more than $100 million in stolen cryptocurrency funds, the U.S. Justice and Treasury Departments announced on Monday.
The actions -- federal criminal charges, a civil forfeiture filing to reclaim millions of stolen dollars, and new sanctions designations that blacklist the two Chinese nationals from the U.S. financial system -- come as Washington and Pyongyang remain locked in a months-long diplomatic stalemate that has shown no obvious signs of ending anytime soon.
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