Seven South Korean financial institutions were hit by a cyberattack, leading to personal data leaks, and regulators have launched an investigation.
Seven South Korean financial institutions have suffered cyberattacks, resulting in personal data breaches. Shinhan Bank and Yegaram Savings Bank were affected, impacting approximately 25,000 and 40,000 individuals, respectively. Regulators have initiated emergency security measures and launched an investigation, suspecting a coordinated attack by the same perpetrator utilizing artificial intelligence.
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