Chinese National Identified as Financial Hacker Claims 'Number theft'... Police Say "Keeping Possibility Open"
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Han Ji-eun = A Chinese man identified as the perpetrator of the hacking attack on domestic financial institutions claims that his mobile phone number was stolen and that he was not involved in the hacking...
China Blasts "False Information For Political Purposes" After Anthropic Claude Code Logs Allegedly Unmask A 26-Year-Old Hacker Of Nine South Korean Banks, Who Now Says He's Being Framed
The primary suspect blamed for recent attacks on South Korean banks is now denying that he committed those acts. Meanwhile, Anthropic's Claude Code session files have seemingly revealed his identity after he asked the LLM to update his resume with his hacking-related prowess. And now China's Foreign Ministry has stepped into the drama, alleging politically motivated misinformation. Just a typical Thursday in today's AI-ridden world! China's fore…
A Chinese man identified as the perpetrator of the hacking attacks on the domestic financial sector is denying allegations of involvement, claiming that his mobile phone number was merely stolen. In response, the police stated that they are still focusing on securing evidence to identify the actual attacker. Previously, global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike raised the possibility in an analysis report released on the 7th (local time) that the a…
In response to the possibility that Chinese residents were involved in hacking attacks on the South Korean financial sector, the Chinese government issued a principled statement opposing such hacking activities.
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