Following ”SKT hacking” to ”Albamon”... 20,000 resumes leaked = Korea

Following the SK Telecom hack, part-time job recruitment and job search platform Albamon was also hacked, with around 20,000 members' personal information leaked.
On the 2nd, Albamon announced through a notice on its website that "on April 30th, we detected abnormal access and hacking activity in the 'Resume Creation Page Preview' function."
"As soon as we became aware of the hacking, we blocked the accounts and IP addresses that attempted to access the site, and we have completed emergency measures to address security vulnerabilities, and we have now blocked the attack," the company said.
However, it was confirmed that some members' resume information was leaked during this process. Albamon said, "22,473 pieces of temporarily stored resume information (names, mobile phone numbers, etc.)
"The leaked items varied for each individual, but IDs and passwords were not leaked," the company said.
Albamon reported the hacking incident to the relevant authorities on the 1st of this month, and became a victim of personal information leakage.
"We take this incident very seriously," Albamon said, "We will thoroughly re-examine our security system to prevent similar incidents from happening again in the future.
"We will significantly strengthen our system for protecting personal information." You can check the existence and extent of any personal information leaks on Albamon's website.