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Shreyas Reddy

Shreyas Reddy

Shreyas Reddy is the Lead Correspondent at NK News, based in Seoul. He previously worked as a researcher at BBC Monitoring, where his work focused on news and key people and organizations from the Korean Peninsula, Japan, Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Follow him on Twitter.

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South Korea to allow private groups to contact North Korea for flood relief

South Korea to allow private groups to contact North Korea for flood relief

Seoul emphasizes decision is an exception to de facto ban that aims to help DPRK citizens ‘return to their daily lives’

South Korea to allow private groups to contact North Korea for flood relief
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 30, 2024
North Korea using Chinese warehouses to sell ginseng and accordions overseas

North Korea using Chinese warehouses to sell ginseng and accordions overseas

State media reveals e-commerce scheme to sell goods via website set up with China and Russia, raising sanctions concerns

North Korea using Chinese warehouses to sell ginseng and accordions overseas
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 30, 2024
US, ROK gather blockchain industry for symposium on North Korean crypto theft

US, ROK gather blockchain industry for symposium on North Korean crypto theft

Meeting discussed trends in DPRK cybercrime and how to curb its efforts to raise funds for weapons, allies say

US, ROK gather blockchain industry for symposium on North Korean crypto theft
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 29, 2024
In first, North Korea registers 13 military submarines with UN maritime agency

In first, North Korea registers 13 military submarines with UN maritime agency

Registration with International Maritime Organization signals plans to show off vessels through port calls, expert says

In first, North Korea registers 13 military submarines with UN maritime agency
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 28, 2024
How North Korea’s new suicide drones could menace the South, with or without AI
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How North Korea’s new suicide drones could menace the South, with or without AI

DPRK likely ripped off foreign designs for drones, which could help boost arms sales and provide platform for AI testing

How North Korea’s new suicide drones could menace the South, with or without AI
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 27, 2024
Argentina arrests Russian for laundering crypto stolen by North Korea

Argentina arrests Russian for laundering crypto stolen by North Korea

Suspect reportedly helped conceal proceeds of $100M heist, showcasing DPRK’s strong ties to global laundering networks

Argentina arrests Russian for laundering crypto stolen by North Korea
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 26, 2024
New Zealand sends ship to monitor North Korean sanctions evasion for first time

New Zealand sends ship to monitor North Korean sanctions evasion for first time

Deployment of Wellington’s largest naval vessel comes as German, Canadian ships also begin DPRK maritime surveillance

New Zealand sends ship to monitor North Korean sanctions evasion for first time
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 23, 2024
North Korean hackers shift to self-operated servers to deploy new malware family
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North Korean hackers shift to self-operated servers to deploy new malware family

Cybercriminals’ use of server linked to Russian intelligence signals greater bilateral cyber cooperation, expert says

North Korean hackers shift to self-operated servers to deploy new malware family
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 22, 2024
The view from China: Social media offers glimpse of flood damage in North Korea

The view from China: Social media offers glimpse of flood damage in North Korea

Images taken across Yalu River show flooded fields, rooftop rescues and more, highlighting impact of poor infrastructure

The view from China: Social media offers glimpse of flood damage in North Korea
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Ifang Bremer | Shreyas Reddy August 21, 2024
North Korean hackers exploit new Windows vulnerability to steal sensitive data
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North Korean hackers exploit new Windows vulnerability to steal sensitive data

Lazarus Group likely sought to use zero-day flaw to target crypto and aerospace professionals, researchers say

North Korean hackers exploit new Windows vulnerability to steal sensitive data
Shreyas Reddy
Shreyas Reddy August 20, 2024
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