South Korea says presumed North Korean hackers breached personal emails of presidential staffer


Yoon’s office said on Feb 14 that presumed North Korean hackers breached the personal emails of one of his staff members ahead of his trip to Europe in November. — South Korea Presidential Office via AP

SEOUL, South Korea: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s office said Feb 14 that presumed North Korean hackers breached the personal emails of one of his staff members ahead of Yoon’s trip to Europe in November.

Yoon’s office said the breach only affected the personal account of the unidentified employee, who violated security protocols by partially using commercial email services to handle official duties. Officials did not specify what type of information was stolen from the staff member’s personal emails but stressed that the office’s overall security system was not affected.

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