Seoul megachurch breach may expose 850,000 members; AI tools suspected in attack
TechNadu · x · 2026-10-07
A cyberattack on Seoul's Yoido Full Gospel Church may have compromised data tied to 850,000 members, including names, birth dates, national ID numbers, addresses and phone numbers. Researchers reportedly found references to "sub-agents" and automated-looking attack reports, raising suspicions that AI tools were involved — though the AI link remains under investigation.
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