Koreaboo SM Entertainment Data Breach Exposes Employee Personal Information
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- •SM Entertainment experienced a data breach exposing personal information of employees.
- •The breach was confirmed on November 8, with the incident occurring around November 4.
- •No secondary damage from the leaked information has been reported so far.
SM Entertainment confirmed a data breach on November 8, 2026, affecting employees and affiliates due to an external hacking attack. The breach, which occurred around November 4, exposed sensitive personal information, including names, addresses, mobile phone numbers, and bank account details. SM stated that the unauthorized access targeted their business systems, including the electronic approval system. They are currently identifying affected individuals and notifying them sequentially. The company has blocked the IP addresses used in the attack and is cooperating with government authorities for a thorough investigation. As of now, no secondary damage from the leaked information has been reported, but they have advised caution against potential phishing attempts. SM is committed to strengthening their security measures to prevent future incidents.
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