Feb 12 2009
Chinese hackers and Korean bank customers
Sometimes it doesn’t really matter how many layers of security your bank has if your personal computer is infected. A victim of Chinese hackers using the Korean bank Hana, may…or may not have learned this lesson:
According to investigators at Seoul’s Gangnam Police Station, the hackers breached the online account of the victim, identified only as Seok, on Jan. 5, and moved money from the account three times, 7 million won at a time, despite Seok having been tipped off by Kookmin Bank earlier that day that her online bank account had been accessed by a user from a suspicious Internet protocol (IP) address based in China that had been used in another hacking attempt in August last year.
8 Responses to “Chinese hackers and Korean bank customers”



Ross,
We would be happy to take a look at it and see what we can do. If it is more technical in nature, make sure Jumper is included.
Ross,
You can forward the info to admin AT thedarkvisitor dot com and also please send a copy to jumper AT thedarkvisitor dot com.
We’ll take a look and get back with you. Sound good?
Ross,
The link did not work.
Thanks for the articles. They where interesting. I am moving to another ip soon so my email will not be the same. I will follow when I have time darkvistor as it is fun but time consuming. Once again thanks you for your time.
it is on it’s way , at least some of it
it is on it’s way , at least some of it
mabey not so much but enough to get some answers… perhaps what is this investigating computer work you guys do in hacking … tell me the secret …i want to learn more…
i am sending the stuff out through a bunch of ca agencies that i think do not know a qq from a twit and would not know how to buy one. but whatever, what elese can one do when competing with a bank ceo that can’t wind his watch for lunch but can burp and make lg local managers jump.