Kim....Kardashian?
Did not know she had any interest in korea...nor in hacking !
The South Korean public sector is once again in the firing line of a sophisticated – and likely government-backed – cyberattack. The campaign was active between November 2016 and January 2017 and relied on exploiting vulnerabilities in a Korean language word processing program and a spoofed document from the Korean Ministry of …
Keep the news real and don't sprinkle it with fake news, even if it's from my pathetic gov. NK did not hack Sony, it was all BS https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/01/sources-security-firm-norse-corp-imploding/
They are guilty of plenty of things that should get attention, without the fake stuff.
With cyber attackers at their doorstep, you'd expect Samsung's and other (South) Korean products to be especially hardened against various malware.
Why? The whole world is at your doorstep when you are on the internet and you have whatever products you have. I would hope your standard user and typical dev would take security seriously by default, but then I would be disappointed on an ongoing basis.