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Despite the FBI saying just a few days ago that there was no attribution to North Korea at this point, ABC News is reporting that federal cyber-security sources close to the investigation have indeed confirmed that the FBI does have reason to believe that North Korea may be involved in some capacity after all. Specifically, the sources are citing evidence suggesting that the initial breach was routed through a number of infected computers in various locations overseas, including computers in Singapore, Thailand, Italy, Bolivia, Poland and Cyprus. All of which may have been perpetrated by an elite North Korean hacking unit known as Bureau 21. Potentially adding credence to this theory, and according to ABC News ; sources, a malicious app that infected South Korean smartphones last fall used language markedly similar to that used by the GOP in its various data leaks. Of course, until we get an official statement from the feds, nothing can really be said for certain. And many are still doubtful or North Korea involvement, citing the act that, as far as we know, North Korea probably doesn ;t have the skill necessary to carry out such a sophisticated attack. As David Kennedy, founder of security consulti
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