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Re:Arrest Of U.S. Citizen For Assisting North Korea In Evadi... by Mathnerd314 on Friday November 29, 2019 @04:52PM (#21667023)
Per https://nkcryptocon.com/FAQ/: "For your convenience we will provide a paper visa separated from your passport, so there will be no evidence of your entry to the country. Your participation will never be disclosed from our side unless you publicize it on your own."

It doesn't appear to be paid, 3400 euro fee to attend.

Re:Arrest Of U.S. Citizen For Assisting North Korea In Evadi... by throwaway2048 on Friday November 29, 2019 @07:56PM (#21667786)
Looks like he neglected to read the "unless you publicize it on your own." part of that sentence.
Re:Arrest Of U.S. Citizen For Assisting North Korea In Evadi... by no_opinions on Friday November 29, 2019 @10:21PM (#21668311)
> Your participation will never be disclosed from our side unless you publicize it on your own.

Blackmail / extortion / compromise trap right there. Don't email em, don't talk to em.

If you're an American and you go there, they have dirt on you and can threaten to reveal it if you don't play ball with them.

Shame on you, North Korea!

Also that feel when the only tech smarts you can get is cryptocurrency folks

Re:Arrest Of U.S. Citizen For Assisting North Korea In Evadi... by thaumasiotes on Saturday November 30, 2019 @01:37AM (#21668891)
> Blackmail / extortion / compromise trap right there. Don't email em, don't talk to em.

> If you're an American and you go there, they have dirt on you and can threaten to reveal it if you don't play ball with them.

Perhaps, but they'd lose the ability to promise other people that their relationship with North Korea was safely secret. I wouldn't worry about this; I suspect North Korea really does want to maintain its ability to have skilled foreigners come and help if they're so inclined.

I understand some people maintain two passports, one for Israel and the other for the rest of the Middle East. This is a similar thing. I wouldn't expect Iran to insist on disclosing an American's visit to the US government either.

Re:Arrest Of U.S. Citizen For Assisting North Korea In Evadi... by microcolonel on Friday November 29, 2019 @07:26PM (#21667662)
I wonder how it's even legal for One.com (77.111.240.88 [One.com Denmark]) to do business with NK in hosting that website. Isn't this exactly the sort of thing we're meant to be preventing them from accessing?

Anyone complicit in, and profiting from, money laundering for North Korea is effectively a murderer and rapist, at least.

Re:Arrest Of U.S. Citizen For Assisting North Korea In Evadi... by azernik on Saturday November 30, 2019 @12:43AM (#21668767)
Denmark does not have the same sanctions laws as the US.