North Korean hackers reportedly stole US-South Korea wartime operational plan/ Gabriel Dominguez
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IHS Jane's Defence Weekly Vol.54, Issue 42, 18 October 2017, p.5 (122)Summary: Hackers broke into South Korea's Defense Integrated Data Centre in September to steal classified files believed to be the latest US-South Korean operational blueprint for a potential all-out war with Pyongyang among others.
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Hackers broke into South Korea's Defense Integrated Data Centre in September to steal classified files believed to be the latest US-South Korean operational blueprint for a potential all-out war with Pyongyang among others.
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