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American Woman Sentenced to 8.5 Years in Prison for Assisting North Korean Hackers in Infiltrating Cryptocurrency and Tech Companies, Involving $17 Million

Summary: According to reports from Cointelegraph, Arizona woman Christina Marie Chapman helped North Korean hackers forge identities to infiltrate over 300 American companies, including cryptocurrency firms, involving over $17 million. She has been sentenced to 102 months in prison, fined $284,000, and ordered to pay $177,000 in restitution. This case is one of the largest North ...

According to reports from Cointelegraph, Arizona woman Christina Marie Chapman helped North Korean hackers forge identities to infiltrate over 300 American companies, including cryptocurrency firms, involving over $17 million. She has been sentenced to 102 months in prison, fined $284,000, and ordered to pay $177,000 in restitution. This case is one of the largest North Korean IT infiltration cases prosecuted by the US Department of Justice.

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