The majority of sanctions imposed on North Korea are there to kill off any of the reclusive state's nuclear ambition that began since 2006 when the country launched its first test. But despite being exiled from the world's financial system, DPRK remains creative in finding ways to fund its weapons of mass destruction, and there are data to back it up. North Korea's internet use increased 300% over the last three years, and that's due in large part to the country's reliance on cryptocurrencies, according to a report by Insikt Group, the intelligence arm of U.S.-based cybersecurity firm Recorded Future. Cryptos are a ... (full story)