South Korea will weigh additional unilateral sanctions against “illicit” North Korean cyber activities if Pyongyang carries out a seventh nuclear test, Seoul said Tuesday.

The measures would target individuals involved in DPRK cyber crime and follow South Korea’s unilateral designation of 15 North Korean individuals and 16 entities last month in response to North Korean missile launches.

“We are reviewing measures to put out additional unilateral sanctions, as North Korea has been sustaining provocations” since the introduction of the Oct. 14 sanctions, South Korean foreign ministry spokesperson Lim Soo-suk said in a briefing on Tuesday.

“The ROK government, under the