Likewise, in standard non-cyber warfare, if you're attacking the population this would create psychological and financial effects on the country.
We see this certainly happening in Ukraine and in many other places where they're attacking civilian infrastructure, civilian home computers through mostly wipers, which are just destructive malware to cause chaos in society.
North Korea has a massive ransomware operation ongoing where they're stealing billions and billions of dollars for their financial gain. North Korea is probably one of the larger distributors of ransomware besides Eastern Europe and Russia, and they're targeting strictly consumers.
That's terrifying because consumers have very little protection and the actors who are building these weapons are extremely sophisticated. We're just going to see it more and more in my opinion, especially attacks to major infrastructure that affects consumers directly.