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(LEAD) Some 25,000 customers' info leaked from Shinhan Bank in apparent AI agent-assisted hacking

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Events of this story

How the story spread

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Asia and Oceania Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Middle East Russia

Who wrote first

  1. Asia and Oceania Yonhap (Korea)
  2. Middle East Anadolu Agency
  3. Russia Rossiyskaya Gazeta
  4. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia News.am (Armeniya)

How it is reported

Russia

Kommersant original
Hackers with the help of AI stole customer data in banks in South Korea
Rossiyskaya Gazeta original
Korean authorities seriously reacted to hacker attacks in the country
Rossiyskaya Gazeta original
Hackers attacked banks in South Korea, leaked data of tens of thousands of customers

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

News.am (Armeniya) original
Data of 25,000 customers leaked from a bank in South Korea after a hacker attack

Asia and Oceania more than usual

Mint
South Korean president orders probe into data leaks across financial industry
Yonhap (Korea)
Financial watchdog calls emergency meeting with heads of financial firms under hacking attacks
The Straits Times
AI tools suspected in South Korea’s Shinhan Bank hack, Yonhap says
Yonhap (Korea)
(2nd LD) Regulator instructs financial firms to check security systems over series of cyberattacks on banks
Korea Herald
FSC orders banks, card firms to conduct security checks
Yonhap (Korea)
(LEAD) 89 customers' personal information leaked from Hana Bank
Yonhap (Korea)
89 customers' personal information leaked from Hana Bank
Korea Herald
Some 25,000 customers' info leaked from Shinhan Bank in apparent AI agent-assisted hacking
Yonhap (Korea)
(LEAD) Some 25,000 customers' info leaked from Shinhan Bank in apparent AI agent-assisted hacking
The Korea Times
Shinhan Bank hit by data breach affecting 25,000 customers

Middle East

Anadolu Agency
Data of thousands of South Korean bank customers leaked

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