Coinbase Dey Tight Security Against North Korean Hackers

Coinbase don upgrade their security well well to against sophisticated infiltration wahala wey North Korean hackers dey do. CEO Brian Armstrong talk say DPRK agents, wey dem train for special schools, dey recruit as remote IT contractors, dey use bribe—dem dey offer hundred thousand dollars—to make support staff leak sensitive data. As response, Coinbase don limit access to critical systems only to U.S. citizens wey get family ties for inside country, and dem dey require in-person orientation and biometric verification. The exchange don move support teams go U.S. and Europe, plus dem dey enforce strict anti-bribery rules: if person do wahala, dem no go just sack am, dem go pursue am for law. Coinbase come put $20 million bounty for any gist wey fit help catch the attacker networks. These steps na to protect customer assets—over 2.2 million BTC wey dem dey keep—from state-sponsored cybercrime and insiders wey fit cause trouble.