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South Korea proposes stricter cybersecurity assessments after a review found deficiencies at 130 of 555 financial companies. About 100,000 pieces of customer information were exposed across affected firms, including Streami and Prabang. The Financial Services Commission mandates vulnerability assessments at least twice every year for larger institutions and considers AI for monitoring smaller ones.
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South Korea Investigates AI Bank Hacks
Hackers Use Chinese AI Tool to Hit South Korean Banks, Exposing New Risk

After 20+ major Japanese companies reported cyber attacks in recent weeks, Japan's NCSH chief says the country is in "a state of emergency in cyber space" (Financial Times)