13,000 government and public institution user information leaked on dark web = South Korea

The South Korean National Intelligence Service has revealed that an unknown hacker organization is illegally leaking personal information of people who use government and public institution services through the dark web and Telegram.
He announced that he had figured it out. Approximately 13,000 pieces of user information about private government services were infected with malware and leaked to the dark web. Currently, the hospital is not an institution that has jurisdiction over services.
and information, and each organization is taking measures to prevent additional damage from occurring. Hackers use information-stealing malware “Infostealer” to collect personal information such as IDs and passwords.
- is known to have been used. "Infostealer" is used for personal (PtoP) sites and blogs, including online storage where unspecified content and files are exchanged.
It is said that he distributed illegal software that contained "-". People who frequently use functions that remember IDs and passwords because they find it convenient need to be more careful. Users of this feature
If infected with ``Tiller,'' login information such as IDs and passwords saved in the browser will be stolen. The hospital's stolen personal information was illegally leaked and fell into the hands of other hackers.
It was analyzed that the damage would be great, such as being attacked using ransomware and demanding money.