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South Korean police have concluded that North Korea was behind recent attempts to hack South

Korea's virtual money exchanges.

Local officials also say the nature of North Korea's cyberattacks are changing,... as the

cash-strapped regime targets cryptocurrency like Bitcoins to obtain funds.

Kim Hyo-sun reports.

North Korean hackers targeted at least four Bitcoin exchanges in South Korea earlier this

year in a bid to steal the digital currency.

South Korea's cyber police said Wednesday that North Korean hackers sent emails that

appeared innocuous, but contained malicious software applications.

In ten e-mails that were sent to 25 workers at four different Bitcoin exchanges, the hackers

disguised themselves as South Korean officials from public institutions, such as the police,

prosecution or Seoul City Government.

While no damages were reported,... there's speculation the cash-strapped regime, which

is heavily sanctioned by the UN,... is increasingly turning to digital currency to obtain funds.

(KOREAN) "North Korea's cyberattacks used to be aimed

at seizing private information or causing social strife in South Korea.

The attacks are now aimed at extorting money."

Last year, North Korea stole the personal data of more than ten million customers from

South Korea's Interpark,... an online auction and shopping site,... and held it for ransom

in exchange for nearly two-point-six million U.S. dollars in Bitcoin.

And a report released earlier this week by lawmaker Shim Jae-chul of the main opposition

Liberty Korea Party showed North Korea attempted to hack South Korea's central bank on multiple

occasions this year as well.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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[NEWS]Women who claim that they're 'too clever' to find a man are blasted by.... - Duration: 2:37.

Women who claim that they're 'too clever' to find a man are blasted by This Morning viewers as 'smug'

TWO single women who claim that they are "too clever" to find a partner have been slammed as "smug" and "snobby" by viewers watching today's This Morning.

Natasha Hooper, 22, and Angela Gould, 41, appeared on the sofa alongside Holly and Phil to talk about their dating experiences, and insisted that the men they date are usually unable to match their intelligence.

Natasha says that she just isnt meeting men of the right calibre. However, viewers were left irked by the pair's claims that their own achievements "intimidated" men.

One viewer wrote: "I think the only thing these women suffer from is pure snobbery". Another fumed: "'Ooh Im too intelligent for love' smirks the most smug woman ever seen… wind your neck in love and broaden your horizons.

One person raged: "Maybe the women arent dating because they have no personality and are stuck up!".

Natasha, an undergraduate student in her final year at Goldsmiths, University of London, says she has no problem attracting men – but that most are not as bright as her.

She explained: "Im not saying that I am the brightest person ever or that people should be intimidated by me.

"As a 22-year-old we live in a society that is really focused on social media and people are so concerned with how many Instagram followers they have and how they look and how theyre presented.

"I find a lot of the times conversations when dating tend to be very superficial.

Angela also says that the right type of man is hard to come by. "People are more concerned with how many Facebook friends they have as opposed to having an intellectual discussion.

Natasha then recalled a past date with a 30-year-old office worker who didnt know who Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party was – much to her dismay.

She claimed that she went on a different date with a guy who thought that women should be domesticated and stay at home.

Meanwhile, musician Angela, who also works in admin, said that she is ready to settle down and start a family but that she can't meet the right kind of man.

Natasha isnt afraid to show off her figure on Instagram - but says the men she attracts arent as bright as the could be.

Natasha is fed up with meeting men that arent up to scratch. #ThisMorning 'Women too clever for love.' More like 'Women too self involved' You're 22, live a bit before you judge and stereotipe men. — Jamie Gray (@Jamiedezgray) September 27, 2017.

These women talking about how theyre too clever for dating. Go on dates with people who have the same interests???? #ThisMorning — The English Simmer ⋄ (@EnglishSimmer) September 27, 2017. Women too clever for love? Sadly also as interesting as a brick.