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[Exclusive] “SK Shielders has secured 24GB of internal data”. fledgling hacker
Group’s claim of ‘non-selective, trustworthy’… supply chain security threat^, SK affiliates especially
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Reporter Gil Min-kwon
Approved 2025.10.17 15.03
The data released by Bultaek Surantak also includes a lot of SK Shipders’ internal information and POC information. There are concerns about the realization of supply chain security risks.
Black Shrantac
St; Standard Fiber
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General Directora
United States
Senegal
standardfibercom
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DATA SIZE ; 2TB
FIRST DISCLOSURE: 1GB
SK shieldus
Gult Warranties
South Korea
UAE
WWW skshieldus com
WWW gulfwarranties
DATA SIZE: 24 GB
Hager Group Bullock Sugwantak post
SK Shielders (CEO Min Ki-sik), a leading domestic physical and cyber integrated security company, was attacked by the dark wall-based hacker group ‘Black Shrantac’ on the 17th.
Circumstances were captured. The hackers said, “We have secured 24GB of internal data of SK Shieldus,” customer information network composition, payment details, security technology data, API keys.
It was claimed that customer POC data, etc. were included. Although this is still just an attacker’s claim, it is a serious issue as the supply chain security threat may become a reality.
https://www.dailysecu.com/news/articleView.html
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A hacker who was caught in a pot of honey left by SK Shielders. Posting fake data on Dark War
[Security News Reporter Jo Jae-ho] A hacker’s claim that SK Shielders’ data was stolen was posted on the dark web. However, the data they posted as samples was fake information. It was a trap created by SK Shielders to lure hackers and analyze their attack methods.
According to the security industry on the 17th, a hacker group called ‘Blackshrantac’ posted a post on the dark web claiming to have stolen 24GB of SK Shielders data. They released as samples about 40 images containing technical information, network information, and internal personnel data that are believed to have been extracted from the stolen data.
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