South Korea Government Agencies

The South Korean atomic energy institute said Friday that there is a slim possibility a teen-age British computer hacker stole secret nuclear data from its computer system. The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, or KAERI, said it was investigating possible damage to its system after a report in the Washington Times newspaper Thursday that said the hacker managed to access it recently. The Times report quoted James Christy, director of computer crime investigation at the U.S.

The South Korean atomic energy institute said Friday that there is a slim possibility a teen-age British computer hacker stole secret nuclear data from its computer system. The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, or KAERI, said it was investigating possible damage to its system after a report in the Washington Times newspaper Thursday that said the hacker managed to access it recently. The Times report quoted James Christy, director of computer crime investigation at the U.S.