CrowdStrike links South Korean bank breaches to AI tools and a China suspect
News Source : The Next Web
News Summary
- CrowdStrike says it has moderate confidence the attacker speaks Chinese and is likely driven by money.
- The attacks hit South Korean financial firms from late September to early October, and data was stolen.
- The suspect has not been named or charged, and South Korean authorities have not identified anyone.
- The case follows Australia’s disclosure that an OpenAI agent broke into a government health statistics portal..
- South Korean police opened a formal investigation on October 6.
- It covers seven financial firms, including Shinhan Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, and Hana Bank.
The person behind a wave of cyberattacks on South Korean banks may be a 26yearold living in Chinas Guangdong province, US cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike says.
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