Hyundai Capital

Shinhan Bank reported about twenty-five thousand affected customers, and Jaegaram Savings Bank reported about forty thousand.

Smaller incidents affected customers or workers at KB Kookmin Bank, Hana Bank, BNK Busan Bank, and Hyundai Capital.

The reported data included contact details, income, loan limits, resident registration numbers, addresses, and employer information.

What makes this especially important is where the incidents occurred.

What's the latest?

Right, so similar attacks hit Sinan, KBK, Hana, and BNK Busan banks, two savings banks, and Hyundai Capital, with attackers repeatedly changing IP addresses.

Now, investigators found traces of what's known as artex ai an open source llm based autonomous penetration testing system and police are investigating the attacks used ip addresses across several countries making it difficult to attribute them to any one specific country now some information from employee and loan agent systems was leaked but Customer banking services and funds were unaffected.

Authorities found weaknesses including missing authentication, poor mobile access controls and known web vulnerabilities.

Next, what happened? According to the Korea Times, seven firms have reported leaks since Thursday.

They are Shinhan Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, Hana Bank, Busan Bank, Jaegwonam Savings Bank, Welcome Savings Bank, and Hyundai Capital.

More than sixty-seven thousand people are believed to be affected.

The exposed data includes names, contact details, resident registration numbers, annual income, and loan limits.