Between October 2020 and 2023, Christina Marie Chapman is said to have helped North Korean IT workers secure stolen ...

An Arizona woman has been sentenced to more than eight years in federal prison for her role in a massive tech job fraud scheme that secretly funneled over $17 million to North Korea. Christina Marie ...

An Arizona woman was sentenced to more than eight years in prison for defrauding hundreds of U.S. companies and generating millions for North Korea.

Thousands of North Korean IT workers are using stolen and made-up US identities to make hundreds of millions of dollars a ...

"The impacted companies included a top-five major television network, a Silicon Valley technology company, an aerospace manufacturer, an American car maker, a luxury retail store, and a U.S media and ...

Christina Marie Chapman, 50, was sentenced to 102 months in a federal lockup for an elaborate scheme that involved helping North Korean residents pose as US citizens and helping them get remote IT ...

North Korea is under sanctions from the United States — as ... Korean government can't succeed without the assistance of willing U.S. citizens like Christina Chapman." The scam involved 68 stolen U.S.

The woman, according to prosecutors, was involved in a scheme assisted North Korean IT workers who were posing as American citizens and residents with obtaining remote IT positions at over 300 U.S.

A Litchfield Park woman has been sentenced to more than eight years for helping the North Koreans obtain remote tech jobs, helping generate $17 million in illegal funds for herself and the regime.

The charges were related to a scheme that enabled IT workers to secure remote jobs at 309 companies, generating $17.1 million in compensation, which was subsequently sent to North Korea.

Kim Jong Un ‘s North Korea is secretly infiltrating American businesses via remote jobs, with the help of unwitting U.S. citizens. Christina Chapman, a Minnesota woman whose home functioned as a ...

A woman in Arizona has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison for a complex international tech scheme.