North Korea hacks 140k computers in planned mass attacks on Seoul North Korea has hacked a whopping 140,000 computers located in 160 South Korean firms stealing 40,000 defence-related documents, Seoul says. The attacks which targeted defence contractor firms among others began in 2014 and were noticed in February. Police in the South say Pyongyang hoped to "cause confusion on a national …
Just how much of the information was setup to be misinformation.
Seriously, F15 wing blueprints? Something drawn up more than 40 years ago and not exactly something which is classified.
Perhaps they managed to steal some blueprints which were drawn up to fail... causing waste of time and money. You can bet on it.
If N. Korea would put some money into their school systems as well as ensure their people managed to have the same caloric intake as their leader, they wouldn't have to resort to being thieves.
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