South Korea Bank Breaches Traced to Suspected 26-Year-Old Operator in China Using Chinese Hacking Tools
A major cyberattack on South Korean financial infrastructure exposes how adversarial nation-state tools and AI are converging to enable economically damaging intrusions, raising questions about international cyber enforcement and financial system vulnerabilities.
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