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Party Crashers: North Korea’s Potential Digital Intrusion into South Korea’s Electoral Bash!
North Korea might be the uninvited guest at South Korea’s electoral party, thanks to the Election System Vulnerability of the National Election Commission (NEC). From meddling with the voter register to unauthorized ballot printing, the party could turn sour in no time. We’re hoping the…
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Hang onto your voting slips folks, because North Korea might just be the unexpected guest at South Korea's electoral party! In a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood spy movie, the National Intelligence Service (NIS) has revealed that the National Election Commission (NEC) could be a hacker's playground due to its cybersecurity vulnerabilities. And guess who's swinging on the digital monkey bars? Yep, you guessed it - North Korea. Although, for now, they are just potential party crashers, with no confirmed infiltration. But, if they do gatecrash, they could mess up the party big time - from manipulating voter registration and ballot counts to printing ballots without authorization. Ah, the joys of digital democracy!Already a member? Log in here