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Financial Services Commission Reviews Cyberattacks on Commercial Banks

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The Financial Services Commission is reviewing whether several commercial banks constitute electronic financial infrastructure. The review follows recent full-scale cyberattacks targeting seven financial institutions, including Shinhan Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, and Hana Bank. The police have launched a full-scale investigation into the attacks, which compromised sensitive customer data such as names, phone numbers, and annual income.

From kbs.co.kr

Why it matters

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The Commission's determination regarding the banks' infrastructure status will decide if the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency becomes involved in the case. The attacks are being investigated by the Cyber Terror Investigation Unit of the Korean National Police Agency.

From kbs.co.kr

Who's involved

  • Financial Services CommissionSouth Korean government agency reviewing the status of targeted financial institutions
  • Hana BankOne of the financial institutions targeted by hackers in the cyberattack
  • Shinhan BankOne of the financial institutions targeted by hackers in the cyberattack
  • KB Kookmin BankOne of the financial institutions targeted by hackers in the cyberattack

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  • Hana BankSpeculative

    Shinhan Bank could face increased operational costs and regulatory scrutiny due to the cyberattack.

  • Shinhan BankSpeculative

    KB Kookmin Bank could face increased operational costs and regulatory scrutiny due to the cyberattack.

  • KB Kookmin BankSpeculative

    Hana Bank could face increased operational costs and regulatory scrutiny due to the cyberattack.

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