Phát âm chuẩn – Anh ngữ đặc biệt: North Korea Cyber Attacks Coming from China (VOA-Tech Rep)

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North Korea is often seen as a poor country, cut off from the world and lacking in new technology. But officials in South Korea have linked North Korea to recent attacks on computers. And they are describing the North’s ability to harm computer systems as world class. South Korea’s spy agency made the claims at a meeting with a committee of the South Korean National Assembly. The National Intelligence Service said North Korea has trained what officials are calling a “cyber army”. The NIS described seven North Korean hacking organizations and spy networks operating in China and Japan. Hackers seek out and can affect the electronic communications and records of individuals, businesses and even governments. Seo Sang-ki is a South Korean lawmaker and chairman of the assembly’s intelligence committee. He says North Korea established its hacking center in China because it has highly developed Internet services and the North’s activities can be protected there. He says about 1,700 North Korean hackers, and 4,200 supporting agents operate in China. In late 2013, South Korea’s KBS TV reported an attack on a business that built computer information systems for the South Korean government. Kim Hung-kwang is president of a group called North Korea Intellectuals Solidarity. He says China knows that North Korean hackers launch attacks from inside Chinese territory. He notes that China has never arrested or expelled any North Koreans. He says that is why it appears North Korea carries out the attacks with China’s approval.

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