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Co-founded by two veterans of the Israeli army's elite cyber security unit, CyberX has built technology that protects "industrial Internet" networks that serve as the underpinnings for crucial sectors, such as energy, gas and oil, manufacturing, and healthcare.

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Michael Madden, a U.S.-based expert on the North Korean leadership, said Unit 180 was one of many elite cyber warfare groups in the North Korean intelligence community.

Gates was listed in the Sunday Times power list in 1999, named CEO of the year by Chief Executive Officers magazine in 1994, ranked number one in the "Top 50 Cyber Elite" by Time in 1998, ranked number two in the Upside Elite 100 in 1999 and was included in The Guardian as one of the "Top 100 influential people in media" in 2001.

She has proved remarkably successful at bullying San Jose politicians and raising questions the cyber elite would rather forget, such as why wages for the low-paid in the world's centre of wealth creation are falling.

The SoftBank investment signifies a major markets expansion for the company, which grew out of Tel Aviv, founded by members of an elite Israeli intelligence agency cyber security unit, and is now headquartered in Boston.

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They've also released images of the file tree containing a script kiddie-like trove of exploits ostensibly created and used by the NSA as well as a page calling out cyber warriors and "Wealthy Elites".

When American experts talk about cyber threats from other countries, they often cite elite hackers in China and Russia.

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They report to government-run organisations such as the Korea Computer Centre, or Rungrado General Trading Corporation, and many are graduates of elite institutions like Kim Il Sung university.It seems that their activities also extend to cyber-warfare; as recently as May, a bank in South Korea had its network attacked, apparently by North Korean hackers.