Friday, July 31, 2026

Former Unification Ministers: “Cannot Entrust North Korea Policy to Ministry of Foreign Affairs”… Oppose ‘South Korea-US Regular Consultation’

Former South Korean unification ministers oppose U.S.-South Korea consultations led by Foreign Affairs, advocating for the Ministry of Unification's role.

KT Unveils Cutting-Edge Quantum Cryptography at Quantum Korea 2026: What You Need to Know

KT will showcase its quantum cryptography technology at Quantum Korea 2026, focusing on secure communication and future applications.

CJ Freshway’s Gourmet Bridge Wins Red Dot Design Award! What’s Behind the Innovation in Airport Food and Beverage Spaces?

CJ Freshway's Gourmet Bridge at Incheon Airport wins a Red Dot Design Award for its innovative design catering to travelers' needs.

Tag: malware

AhnLab V3 Achieves A+ Certification: The Only Endpoint Security Solution with 100% Malware Detection

AhnLab's V3 security solution achieved A+ certification with a 100% malware detection rate, excelling in accuracy and reliability.

“Clicked install, crypto wallet hacked”…warning issued over ‘Claude’ impersonation site

A phishing site masquerading as the 'Claude' AI service has emerged, tricking users into downloading malicious code via Google search results.

Business Security on Risk: ‘EvilAI’ Malware Targets Industries Worldwide

A new AI-based malware named EvilAI is spreading globally, evading detection and targeting various sectors, raising cybersecurity concerns.

Mac Users Beware: New Malware Can Steal Your Data in Just 36 Hours

A report reveals a 28% rise in info-stealing malware targeting macOS users, urging enhanced security measures against sophisticated attacks.

SAP, Microsoft, and Google Patch Severe Exploits as Cyber Risks Mount

A surge in zero-day vulnerabilities from tech firms prompts security measures amid rising cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure.

Seed Phrase? Stolen. 2FA? Bypassed. Crocodilus Is Redefining Crypto Theft

A new malware, Crocodilus, targets Android crypto wallets, stealing assets via overlays and social engineering. Experts warn of its risks.

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