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Lawmaker Cites FSS Report on 18 Overseas Hacking Attacks on Korean Banks

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What happened

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A lawmaker, citing the Financial Supervisory Service, reported that 18 overseas hacking attacks have targeted South Korean financial companies since 2024. Attackers remain unidentified in 16 of those cases. The report noted that Hana Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, and Shinhan Bank suffered customer information leaks in recent hacking attacks.

From koreaherald.com

Why it matters

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The high number of unidentified attacks raises concerns about data security within the financial sector. The lawmaker stressed the need for advanced AI-based defense systems to identify attackers and counter these threats.

President Lee Jae Myung previously warned about the use of AI in bank hacks, alongside parliamentary hearings regarding breach rules.

From koreaherald.com

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  • Shinhan BankSpeculative

    Shinhan Bank might face increased costs and risk due to suffering a hacking attack and customer data leak.

  • KB Kookmin BankSpeculative

    KB Kookmin Bank might face increased costs and risk due to suffering a hacking attack and customer data leak.

  • CrowdStrikeSpeculative

    CrowdStrike could see increased demand for joint cybersecurity analysis services due to the frequency of attacks.

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