omg can't believe these people thought they could get away with this 
like what even is the motivation for someone to fake their identity just so some country's cyber attackers can scam others out of money? $89k is a lot, but I guess that's what happened when you're willing to put your life on the line and pretend to be someone else 
meanwhile, it's good to know that US Attorney Quiñones is cracking down hard on this 
like what even is the motivation for someone to fake their identity just so some country's cyber attackers can scam others out of money? $89k is a lot, but I guess that's what happened when you're willing to put your life on the line and pretend to be someone else meanwhile, it's good to know that US Attorney Quiñones is cracking down hard on this 
. I mean, how could people be so reckless and greedy? Fabricating identities for North Korea's cyber attacks? That's just crazy talk! 
And the amounts they got paid? Like, over $89k? That's disgusting when you think about the victims who were duped into working for the regime. I wonder if they're going to do some serious time... at least 5-10 years is my guess, but maybe longer? 
Do you think the US will take a strong stance against North Korea now that these individuals have been caught and convicted? Shouldn't there be more severe penalties for people who play with fire like this? 