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National
Kim Jong-un is 'dead' again: Why rumors about North Korean leaders never die
Rumors that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un died after suffering a brain hemorrhage have swept through social media and news outlets overseas in recent days, prompting South Korean officials to dismis
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Business
AI gave the hacker the tools, weak security opened the door: CrowdStrike
As South Korean banks pledge greater investment in artificial intelligence-powered cybersecurity following a series of breaches, the head of CrowdStrike's counter adversary operations says they must a
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National
Stormy weekend looms as Super Typhoon Champi moves north
With Typhoon Champi moving north from the western Pacific toward Japan, forecasters warned Thursday that Jeju Island and southern parts of South Korea could feel its effects, although the storm is not
- Posco Future M adopts Palantir AI platforms
- Posts alleging foreign tourists skipped bus fares spur calls for multilingual guidance
- Nvidia taps Korean component makers for AI chips, robots
- AI gave the hacker the tools, weak security opened the door: CrowdStrike
- From K-pop to community, Ian Eastwood reconnects with Korea's dance scene
- Samsung SDI to sponsor Korea's Chemistry Olympiad team
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Few foreign graduates take up Korea’s care worker visa as gov't eyes robots, youth
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Seoul ranks fifth in global public transport survey
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Posts alleging foreign tourists skipped bus fares spur calls for multilingual guidance
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Yonsei portal breach affects 10,000 students and faculty, including international students
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Suneung smart glasses rules draw criticism from proctors
The Education Ministry’s new smart-glasses rules for this year’s College Scholastic Ability Test have drawn criticism from teachers.
