Brief

SimonWijckmans' April 9, 2026 tweet proposes an "NK-CAPTCHA" that uses an Origami Test—forcing users to fold a portrait of the DPRK Supreme Leader—to filter state actors. The author claims recruiters spend hours screening "bad actors" and that North Korean cyber infiltration costs the US economy "brazzilions," and promises GLP-1s to "Kim" at 10M likes, linking nkcaptcha.com and tagging @csideai.

title: @SimonWijckmans: North Koreans can’t call their Supreme Leader fat, they are not allowed to fold ...
author: SimonWijckmans
contenttype: twitterpost
published: 2026-04-09T00:13:13+00:00
source_url: https://x.com/SimonWijckmans/status/2042033051233099838

word_count: 76

Tweet by @SimonWijckmans

North Koreans can’t call their Supreme Leader fat, they are not allowed to fold a picture of him let alone have an opinion about his haircut = opportunity The North Korean’s Captcha 1. Recruiters spend hours every week filtering out bad actors. 2. Cyber security incidents through North Korean infiltration are costing the US economy brazzilions. At the first 10M likes we will send GLP-1s to Kim. http://nkcaptcha.com PS: want to do it properly, use @csideai

Posted: 2026-04-09T00:13:13.000Z
Engagement: 155 likes, 10 retweets, 5 replies