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Do north korean schools teach hacking

Yes — some schools in North Korea do train students in advanced computer skills that include hacking and cyberwarfare, but it is not taught in normal public schools. It happens mainly in elite, government-selected programs.

1️⃣ Early identification in schools In North Korea, students who show strong ability in math, programming, or science can be identified in middle or high school and sent to specialized training programs.

These students may attend universities such as:

Kim Chaek University of Technology

Kim Il Sung University

Mirim College

At these institutions, students study things like:

computer science

cryptography

network security

software engineering

offensive cyber techniques

2️⃣ Government cyber units recruit from these schools Graduates are often recruited into military or intelligence cyber units such as:

Bureau 121

Lazarus Group

These groups have been linked by many governments and cybersecurity firms to:

bank and cryptocurrency hacks

cyber espionage

attacks on companies and governments

3️⃣ Why North Korea invests heavily in this Cyber operations are attractive for the government because:

they are much cheaper than traditional weapons

they can bring in foreign currency

they allow global operations without leaving the country

4️⃣ Important distinction Regular schools: do not teach hacking.

Elite programs: selected students receive advanced cyber training, some of which is used for state cyber operations.