The Treasury Department on March 12 sanctioned six individuals and two entities tied to North Korea’s overseas IT-worker networks. The sanctions underscore Washington’s broader concern that North Korea’s overseas IT-worker networks are no longer just sanctions-evasion schemes, but a hybrid threat that blends fraud, cyber intrusion, and weapons financing.
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