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Seoul to inspect 170+ IT facilities after hacking spree
South Korea's government is launching security vulnerability checks on more than 170 privately operated critical information and communications infrastructure facilities, following a series of cyberattacks and personal data leaks in the financial and public sectors. The inspections, to be completed by year-end, target 172 facilities run by 111 organizations, including the three major telecoms and internet data centers (IDCs). The move comes after new breaches were confirmed at crypto exchange Bithumb, asset manager Mirae Asset, and Daishin Securities, where personal and credit data of 38,490 customers leaked, according to the Financial Supervisory Service. The checks also follow the discovery of a flaw in the web programming language PHP that could expose entire servers. The science ministry is leading the effort, with plans to focus on externally exposed servers and webpages to find vulnerabilities and improve security management.
- Gov't to review security at over 170 critical telecom, internet facilities
- Gov't to carry out large-scale inspections into IT infrastructures amid recent hacking attacks
- Gov't to carry out large-scale inspections into IT infrastructures amid recent hacking attacks
- 정부, 민간 정보통신 기반시설 170곳 연말까지 보안 점검
- 金融機関でサイバー攻撃相次ぐ 政府が通信施設170か所余りを点検
- 정부, 민간 주요정보통신기반시설 170여개 취약점 점검 착수
- [속보] 정부, 민간 주요정보통신기반시설 170여개 취약점 점검 착수
- [속보] 정부, 민간 주요정보통신기반시설 170여개 취약점 점검 착수
- [속보] 정부, 민간 주요정보통신기반시설 170여개 취약점 점검 착수
- 잇단 해킹에 정부, 통신·IDC 등 핵심시설 170여곳 보안점검(종합)
- Gov’t Launches Security Checks at 172 Critical Facilities in Private Sector
