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NK Students Win Top Places In US Firm’s Hacking Contest

Published On 10 Jul 2023 11:57 AM

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US news station Radio Free Asia reported on Thursday that university students from North Korea won all of the top prizes at a hacking contest held by US software company HackerEarth in May.

At May Circuits 2023, a coding race for developers, three students from Kim Chaek University of Technology got perfect scores and won first, third, and fourth place.

One student from Kim Il Sung University came in second. Another kid fro....

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