July 10, 2009
U.S., South Korean cyber attacks no more harmful than spam, experts say
U.S., South Korean cyber attacks no more harmful than spam, experts say
CBC, By LuAnn LaSalle
Consumers around the globe have been caught up in cyber attacks targeting U.S. and South Korean websites, some coming from unknowingly infected computers that have jammed sites for legitimate users.
They're called denial-of-service attacks, and they began around July 4, slowing some websites in both countries to a crawl.
U.S., South Korean cyber attacks no more harmful than spam, experts say
KasperskyU.S., South Korean cyber attacks no more harmful than spam, experts say
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