AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNorth Korea Politics: Pyongyang’s revised Workers’ Party charter deletes unification and inter-Korean language while expanding Kim Jong Un’s powers and adding new wartime provisions, further tightening a Kim-centered system. Sanctions Evasion & Maritime Tech: Research on North Korea’s “shadow fleet” highlights how tankers can go dark on AIS and reappear elsewhere, helping oil deliveries slip past UN monitoring. Crypto & Cybercrime: DeFi losses hit at least $1.3B in 2026 so far, with compromised keys now the top cause; Lazarus-linked activity is tied to major Drift and KelpDAO thefts. Cybercrime Tactics: “Quishing” QR-code phishing is rising, tricking users into scanning codes that lead to fake logins and broader account takeovers. Critical Infrastructure Policy (US): New U.S. bulk-power equipment restrictions target foreign-made grid gear, pushing utilities and developers to prepare for compliance. Regional Security Tech: Satellite imagery suggests North Korea is expanding an east-coast air defense site, clearing homes and adding roads, docks, and housing.
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