ALEXANDRA FIELD, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, the cyber threat is certainly part of the arsenal that North Korea has developed. And for years now, we've been talking about North Korea's ability to conduct these cyber attacks in a number of high profile ways, frankly, across the world. Now, we're looking at two allegations on two different fronts of the latest hacks. You've got a cyber security firm saying that hackers linked to the North Korean government sent phishing e-mails back in September. The company says that those e-mails were intercepted. They were assessed to be early stage reconnaissance and that the actors behind those emails seemed to have no ability in any way to compromise the U.S. power supply. The more concerning hacking allegations, however, come from a South Korean ruling party lawmaker right here in Seoul. He says he has information from the defense ministry in South Korea that North Korean hackers got into the database back in august of 2016. They were able to retrieve some 235 gigabytes of data, data that included the U.S. and South Korea's wartime plans, along with procedures for how to decapitate the leadership if necessary. The defense ministry here in South Korea isn't commenting on any details of the breach. Neither is the Pentagon, but they are insisting the plans are safer and secure. We know that these plans are being constantly updated. It was just within the last day that President Trump was being briefed by national security advisors about the range of options that he has when it comes to dealing with the mounting crisis here -- Christine, Dave.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Alexandra Field for us, thank you so much, in Seoul, South Korea. All right. As if it couldn't get more disturbing, new allegations against former Hollywood power player Harvey Weinstein, how is it that the board of the company he cofounded can claim he never knew a thing? Just ahead.
South Korean Military Data Stolen By Hackers