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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 targets for cyberattacks in October, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The hackers selected 216 servers worldwide across 10 countries, including South Korea, with the domestic servers among them, according to Dong-A Ilbo, citing global cybersecurity firm Cyfirma. The hackers reportedly wrote on the dark web last month that IP address ranges in South Korea, Japan, the US, Thailand, Indonesia, and India "look quite promising," Yonhap reports, and the group, linked to North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau, targeted Korea for financial theft and intelligence gathering, Dong-A Ilbo adds.