South Korean police officials have claimed that North Korean hackers targeted South Korean ministers in a crypto campaign last year. The police officials took control of a server they claimed was used during the attempted attacks and found two cryptocurrency wallet addresses on the server. Transactions worth almost $1,600 were made using these wallets. The campaign was conducted from April to July last year and allegedly targeted nine people, including former and current high-ranking officials, academic experts, and a journalist. Pyongyang has been blamed for a number of high-profile attacks on South Korean crypto targets.