From Zero-Days to Superhero Plays: Unmasking the Global Cybersecurity Drama of 2023
North Korean cybersecurity threats hit a new high in 2023, causing the U.S., Japan, and South Korea to form a cyber-Avengers squad. Meanwhile, Israel is playing digital dodgeball with Iranian hackers, and zero-day exploitation is the new black. It seems cybersecurity is now hotter than a fresh loaf of sliced bread.
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Just when we thought 2023 couldn't get any more exciting, North Korea decides to up the ante by leveraging its cybersecurity activities to fund weapons programs. Instead of throwing a tantrum, the U.S., Japan, and South Korea have decided to band together and form a super-consultative group dedicated to handling the North Korean threats and other global cybersecurity issues. Meanwhile, Israel's tech and education sectors are kept busy with Iranian state-sponsored digital assaults. As for the cherry on top, zero-day exploitation is trending, making cybersecurity the hottest field since sliced bread.Already a member? Log in here