Oops! North Korean Hacker Troops Want To Rob Covid-19 Vaccine Potions

Ilustrasi hacker (Photo by Clint Patterson on Unsplash)

JAKARTA - North Korea (North Korea) is reportedly trying to dismantle a computer system belonging to the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. Through its hacker army, North Korea is trying to steal the Covid-19 vaccine concoction. This was reported by the intelligence agency of its neighboring country, South Korea (South Korea).

This information was revealed from a statement that came out of the name Ha Tae-keung, a member of the South Korean parliament. He revealed that South Korean intelligence agencies reported North Korean hackers were trying to break into the vaccine technology.

The corona virus vaccine developed by the pharmaceutical company Pfizer from the United States. The vaccine was developed in collaboration with a giant pharmaceutical company from Germany called BioNTech. WHO and various other world health organizations have approved this vaccine.

Pfizer's technology makes use of a synthetic molecule also known as messenger RNA. These molecules can enter cells in the human body. The approval of various health organizations in other countries suddenly made this company a "factory" that produces massive vaccines.

Various countries order the Pfizer vaccine in large quantities. In contrast to Kim Jong Un, who claimed that his country was not infected with Covid-19 on the grounds that the application of very strict isolation. However, this statement is questioned by observers abroad.

Some time ago, North Korea also reportedly deployed an army of trained hackers who managed to break into a cryptocurrency worth IDR 4 trillion to fund the development of nuclear weapons and long-range ballistic missiles.

Not only that, the hackers were also accused of successfully breaking into money from a number of banks in other countries including the central bank of Bangladesh and the Far East International Bank of Taiwan, as reported from secret UN documents.

However, North Korea denied these allegations. They emphasized that they did not carry out activities related to the attack via the internet.