Seoul Central Investigation Agency Decides Not to Initiate Investigation Into 'Financial Institution Hacking Incident'
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Serious Crimes Investigation Agency Decides Not to Initiate Investigation into Financial Institution Hacking Incident... National Investigation Headquarters to Continue Investigation The Serious Crimes Investigation Agency (SCIA) has decided not to directly investigate the recent AI hacking incident at financial institutions and has notified the police of this decision. Accordingly, the National Investigation Headquarters (NIH) of the National P…
The Serious Crimes Investigation Agency (CCIA) has decided not to investigate the series of hacking incidents that have recently occurred at financial institutions. Previously, the police had notified the CCIA, classifying the incidents as serious crimes, but the CCIA decided not to take over the case, citing that the police investigation had already progressed significantly. The Seoul Regional CCIA announced on the 23rd
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Seung-yeon = It has been revealed that the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency has decided not to investigate the hacking of financial institutions.
The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency has decided not to directly investigate the artificial intelligence (AI) hacking incident involving a financial institution.
It has been reported that the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency has internally decided not to accept the financial institution hacking case transferred from the police. This is interpreted as a judgment that it is appropriate for the existing investigative agency, the police, to continue the investigation, given that organizational restructuring has not yet been completed in the early stages of the agency's launch. According to legal sources on t…
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