Signs of government On-Nara system access and certificate log leak
Signs emerged that the On-Nara system had been accessed using government employees' accounts and that about 2,800 GPKI certificate verification logs belonging to government and bank employees had been leaked. Allegations were also raised that hacking targeting the Korean government began in January 2025 at the latest and was linked to the Chinese hacking group SLIME68. The government's fact-checking was ongoing, and whether the intrusion succeeded and the full extent of the damage had not been determined.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- Being confirmed
- Incident type
- Hacking & intrusion
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Signs of a leak of about 2,800 GPKI certificate verification logs
- Cause / method
- Signs of On-Nara system access using accounts of Ministry of Unification and Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries employees
- Location
- South Korea
Timeline
- Allegations were raised that hacking targeting the Korean government began in January 2025 at the latest and was linked to SLIME68.
- Signs of On-Nara system access and a leak of about 2,800 GPKI certificate verification logs came to light, and the government's fact-checking was ongoing.
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