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Digitimes September 14, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

South Korea broadens espionage law to counter rising tech leaks

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South Korea's revised Criminal Act took effect September 13, extending the scope of espionage offenses from acts benefiting North Korea to those benefiting any foreign country or equivalent organization, as South Korea strengthens protection of semiconductors and other strategic technologies.
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