
Information of 3,083 people was leaked, including date of birth, mobile phone number, and encrypted card number.
The personal information of about 3,000 people was leaked through unauthorized external access from 'Chak', a mobile local love gift certificate platform operated by the Korea Minting and Security Minting Corporation.
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An incident occurred in which personal information was leaked due to unauthorized external access on 'Chak', a mobile local love gift certificate platform operated by the Korea Minting and Security Minting Corporation.
Information on 3,083 people, including date of birth, mobile phone number, and encrypted card number
(Daejeon = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jun-ho = The information of about 3,000 people was leaked due to unauthorized external access and personal information inquiry from 'Chak', a mobile local love gift certificate platform operated by the Korea Minting and Security Minting Corporation.
According to the Mint and Mint Corporation on the 14th, signs of abnormal access were first confirmed in the tracking system at around 9:30 am on the 13th, and IPs suspected of attack were identified and blocked.
He then explained that after completely blocking access from foreign IPs, he identified the server targeted for attack, stopped the service first, and provided normal service after taking emergency security measures.
As a result of the investigation, it was confirmed that some personal information was viewed through system access by an external unauthorized person.
The personal information leaked as of 6 a.m. on this day included name, date of birth, mobile phone number, account number, linkage information (CI), email, and encrypted card number.
The number of data subjects who had two or less pieces of information leaked, such as 'name and date of birth' or 'linkage information (CI) and encrypted card number', was analyzed to be 3,072, and the number of data subjects who had three to four pieces of information leaked was 11.
The Corporation is quickly implementing reporting and cooperation procedures with related organizations such as the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), and is strengthening the system security system to prevent secondary damage such as additional unauthorized access or misuse of personal information.
Regarding this accident, the corporation is informing customers of confirmed facts, personal information inquiry items, and precautions to prevent damage.
A construction official said, "We deeply apologize to the public," and added, "We feel heavy responsibility for such an accident occurring in a public institution that is responsible for safely protecting the citizens' valuable personal information, and we will focus all our capabilities to prevent the spread of damage and protect our customers."
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