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North Korea-linked hackers, suspected of ties to the Lazarus Group, identified 30 servers in South Korea as potential cyberattack targets in October, according to a report by cybersecurity firm Cyfirma released Sunday. The hackers reportedly selected 216 servers worldwide across 10 countries, including South Korea, Japan, the US, Thailand, Indonesia, and India, with a dark web post noting that some IP ranges "look quite promising" for attacks aimed at financial theft and intelligence gathering. Yonhap and other outlets report the targeting, while Dong-A Ilbo notes the group is linked to North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau. Separately, KBS World reported on Nov. 11 that a state agency assessing financial security of banks and insurers was hacked, compromising personal information, though this appears to be a separate incident from the server targeting.