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You do not want the Treasury Department knocking on your door to ask you why you're sending money to a North Korean front company in exchange for slave labor.
by some_random 3y ago
You do not want the Treasury Department knocking on your door to ask you why you're sending money to a North Korean front company in exchange for slave labor.
- baristaGeek 3y agoDon't work with sanctioned countries. It's common sense.
- some_random 3y agoTurns out you're not the first person to think of this, and as a result they operate out of other countries (ie China or Indonesia). https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/north-korean-devs-pose-as-us-freelancers-to-aid-drpk-govt-hackers/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/north-korean-...
- sawirricardo 3y agocurious, so if you see some devs from those countries applying for your jobs, are you relating them to the news and automatically rejects them based on those countires?
- baristaGeek 3y agoWork with one of the 20 countries that the USA has a FTA with. From what I understand (I'm not a lawyer), these agreements have a chapter dedicated to cross border trade in services which includes dispute resolution.