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Week 15, 2024 security incident report

Hacking and data breach incidents newly reported 2024.04.08 ~ 04.14

New in South Korea5
New elsewhere19
Exposed in South Korea (as announced)130k

Between 8 and 14 April, five new incidents were recorded in South Korea, with the hack of iTooza that leaked some 130,000 personal records cited as a major incident with a stated scale of damage. Investigations continued into leaks of sensitive material, including the leak of confirmation hearing materials on Han Dong-hoon and alleged leaks of prosecution investigation information, and retaliatory hacking of South Korean websites following reports of an attempted leak of KF-21 material, as well as fraud impersonating an investment group, also emerged. Of the 25 incidents in total, personal data leaks were the most common at 9, followed by 8 hacking/intrusion cases and 6 ransomware cases. Overseas, large-scale damage occurred, including the compromise of 576,000 Roku accounts and the theft of information on about 533,000 people at a Wisconsin insurer, and a data leak following a ransomware attack on semiconductor company Nexperia was also counted as a major incident.

By type

  • Data breach9
  • Hacking & intrusion8
  • Ransomware5
  • Malware1
  • Phishing & smishing1

Key incidents in South Korea

Supply-chain breaches

Key incidents in other countries