Rising threats from multiple nations and private actors lead to calls for stronger defenses and global cooperation
South Korea has long focused its cybersecurity efforts on countering North Korean attacks, but new data reveals that allies and enemies alike are launching cyber espionage attempts against Seoul’s military.
Democratic Party lawmaker Hwang Hee, citing ROK defense ministry data, revealed last week that the U.S. and China are the main sources of attempted cyberattacks on South Korean military systems.
South Korea has long focused its cybersecurity efforts on countering North Korean attacks, but new data reveals that allies and enemies alike are launching cyber espionage attempts against Seoul’s military.
Democratic Party lawmaker Hwang Hee, citing ROK defense ministry data, revealed last week that the U.S. and China are the main sources of attempted cyberattacks on South Korean military systems.
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