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Cyberattacks on South Korea’s culture ministry agencies are increasing

Cyberattacks targeting South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and affiliated institutions have increased each year, with most attacks originating from the United States and China.

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Persistent attacks against government-linked institutions indicate a growing risk of disruption and espionage in a strategically sensitive sector.

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