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A cybersecurity firm's report released Sunday shows hackers suspected of ties to North Korea's Lazarus Group identified 30 servers in South Korea as potential cyberattack targets in October, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The hackers allegedly posted on the dark web last month that IP address ranges in South Korea, Japan, the US, Thailand, Indonesia and India "look quite promising," according to Yonhap's Japanese-language report. The Korea Economic Daily also covered the story, and Yonhap's headline roundup highlighted the hackers' remark that "Korean IP ranges are promising." Separately, KBS World reported that a state agency assessing financial security of banks and insurers was attacked, leading to a personal data breach, with financial authorities responding. Korean reaction focuses on the threat's seriousness, with outlets emphasizing the scale of the targeting and the vulnerability of domestic servers.