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Army Colonel Gets Spyware From N.Korea

chosun.com
01-Sep-2008
        
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Amid lingering controversy over the arrest of a North Korean Mata Hari, a malicious North Korean e-mail has been sent to a colonel at a field army command. Military authorities have reportedly provided the entire army with updated anti-hacking software. A military intelligence source on Monday said the e-mail was sent early last month to the colonel via China. The source added that the e-mail was programmed to... [read full story]                    

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S.Korean Army Officers Hit by N.Korean Spyware

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Hacking trap revealed

theage.com.au
02-Sep-2008
        

North Korea has tried to hack into the computers of South Korean army officers, officials said yesterday. An email sent to "many" officers contained a hacking program designed to steal stored files if the recipient opened...

                   

S.Korean Army Officers Hit by N.Korean Spyware

chosun.com
02-Sep-2008
        

A North Korean spyware e-mail was reportedly transmitted to the computer of a colonel at a field army command via China in early August. The e-mail contained a typical program designed automatically to steal stored files...