Cyberattack Wave Hits Japan and South Korea: Businesses on Alert
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A wave of cyberattacks is hitting businesses across Japan and South Korea, raising fears that more companies could be affected.
The attacks have struck firms in both countries, though the full scale of the damage is not yet clear. Details on which companies were targeted and what information may have been stolen have not been confirmed.
Cyberattacks are attempts to break into computer systems to steal data, disrupt operations, or demand payment. Such attacks have become more common worldwide in recent years.
Authorities in Japan and South Korea are expected to investigate. Businesses in the region are being urged to strengthen their security measures.
More information is likely to emerge as the situation develops.