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South Korea tightens spy law to protect chip secrets

South Korea is ramping up its spy law aimed at protecting sensitive chip technology from leaks. The measure follows data that half of detected cases involving leaks of sensitive technology in 2025 involved China.
WHO: South Korea
WHAT: Ramps up spy law to protect sensitive chip technology from leaks.
WHEN: Reported Sep 10, 2026 at 9:09 PM ET
WHERE: South Korea
WHY: To protect sensitive chip technology from leaks, following that many detected sensitive-technology leak cases in 2025 involved China.

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