North Korean cybercriminals have stolen technical data related to two South Korean military reconnaissance aircraft, the ROK’s ruling party has revealed, while also confirming a separate leak of critical technologies related to the country’s main battle tank.
In a commentary published on Sunday, People Power Party (PPP) stated that “forces presumed to be from North Korea” had stolen data related to South Korea’s Baekdu and Geumgang spy planes, key assets for monitoring the DPRK.
North Korean cybercriminals have stolen technical data related to two South Korean military reconnaissance aircraft, the ROK’s ruling party has revealed, while also confirming a separate leak of critical technologies related to the country’s main battle tank.
In a commentary published on Sunday, People Power Party (PPP) stated that “forces presumed to be from North Korea” had stolen data related to South Korea’s Baekdu and Geumgang spy planes, key assets for monitoring the DPRK.
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