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South Korean prosecutors announced the arrest and indictment of a security offender accused of trying to recruit an active-duty officer and obtain military secrets under instructions from a North Korean agent. The press release states that the active-duty officer was separately referred to military prosecutors and indicted under National Security Act allegations. Listed evidence included a watch-shaped hidden camera delivered to the officer and a PoisonTap hacking device that the defendant was allegedly building. The case is relevant to North Korea-focused tracking because it documents alleged human recruitment and technical collection support for military secret acquisition rather than a conventional malware intrusion.