KR: Data of 100,000 leaked from Lee & Lee Country golf club; N. Korean hacking suspected

Databreaches •Dissent • April 26, 2026

Oh Seok-min reports: Personal information of around 100,000 customers has been leaked from a golf course, prompting a police investigation, sources said Sunday. The Korean National Police Agency is probing the case after the website of Lee & Lee Country Club in the county of Gapyeong, 55 kilometers northeast of Seoul, was hacked, with... Source

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Data Breach at Golf Course Affects 100,000; North Korean Hackers Suspected On April 26, 2026, personal information of approximately 100,000 customers was leaked from the Lee & Lee Country Club in Gapyeong, South Korea. The Korean National Police Agency is investigating the breach, which is believed to have resulted from a hack attributed to North Korean hacking groups. The compromised data includes names, dates of birth, gender, user IDs, passwords, phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses. Authorities suspect that the golf club's server was infected with malware linked to these groups. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding North Korean cyber operations, with an estimated 8,400 hackers active as of 2024. The investigation is ongoing, and police are working to determine the full scope of the breach and its implications for affected individuals. 8 sources 74

KR: Data of 100,000 leaked from Lee & Lee Country golf club; N. Korean hacking suspected

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