North Korea’s asymmetric warfare potential is being bolstered by one
of the world’s best and most organized cyber attack capabilities,
according to the Army general nominated to command U.S. forces in South
Korea.
“This is an area of growth,” Army General Vincent Brooks told the Senate Armed Services Committee during his nomination hearing Tuesday. “While I would not characterize them as the best in the world, they are among the best in the world and the best-organized. What they are experimenting with” and “what they are willing to do” has shown boldness and capability, he added.
Although Brooks, the former head of Army Pacific forces, touched on North Korea’s cyber attack skills, he declined during the public hearing to discuss U.S. offensive cyber capabilities against Kim Jong Un’s reclusive regime.
“This is an area of growth,” Army General Vincent Brooks told the Senate Armed Services Committee during his nomination hearing Tuesday. “While I would not characterize them as the best in the world, they are among the best in the world and the best-organized. What they are experimenting with” and “what they are willing to do” has shown boldness and capability, he added.
Although Brooks, the former head of Army Pacific forces, touched on North Korea’s cyber attack skills, he declined during the public hearing to discuss U.S. offensive cyber capabilities against Kim Jong Un’s reclusive regime.
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