South Korea\'s National Intelligence Service and other agencies warned of hacking emails and watering-hole attacks led by state-backed hacking groups. They said attackers send phishing emails disguised as resumes or job offers, or hack legitimate websites to spread malware. Victims can be infected simply by visiting a compromised site, sometimes by exploiting vulnerabilities in outdated security software. Authorities warned corporate 피해 could include theft of internal documents and customer data and urged reporting suspected cases. Some reports may qualify for rewards.

Seoul Facilities Corp will provide compensation coupons to more than 4 million victims of a data leak involving Seoul’s public bike-sharing service, Ttareungi. The corporation said it will send individual text messages to affected users and provide a 30-day pass coupon for 1-hour use worth 5,000 won. The coupon will be issued through the Ttareungi app next month and must be used within three months.