A U.S. District Court judge sentenced an Arizona woman to eight and a half years in prison for running a laptop farm used by North Korea’s government to perpetrate its IT worker scheme.  Christina Chapman pleaded guilty in February to wire fraud, money laundering and identity theft after the FBI discovered she was an instrumental cog in a wider campaign to get North Koreans hired in six-figure IT roles at prominent companies.  Prosecutors said Chapman helped the North Korean IT workers obtain ...