South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA), which is the country’s national defense agency in charge of managing arms procurement for the military, has experienced a cyberattack.
The attack took place in October of last year, and resulted in the compromise of 30 DAPA computers by unidentified hackers, who managed to steal sensitive agency documents on acquisitions relating to various weapons systems from 10 computers.
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