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Government to Skt, “Exempt the Penalty”… Super Strong Sanctions for ‘Leakage of Customer Information’
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SKT hacking incident investigation announcement Authorities conclude that it was a mismanagement incident A total of 25 types of leaked SIM card information, approximately 26.96 million IMSI-based information, 9.82 GB in size Hacking attacks were carried out over 3 years Exemption from “violation of primary duty as a service provider”
Industry > IT News: The government has officially ruled that SK Telecom (017670) is obligated to exempt subscribers who leave due to hacking incidents from paying a penalty. SK Telecom...
[Digital Daily Reporter Oh Byeong-hun] While President Lee Jae-myung mentioned that there should be no damage to users when terminating contracts in relation to the SK Telecom hacking incident, the final results of the government's public-private joint investigation team will be announced today. According to the National Assembly on the 4th, the 5th meeting of the National Assembly's SK Telecom Hacking Task Force (TF) on the morning of that day…
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