SK Planet Reports Gifticon Data Breach
SK Planet said it detected signs of abnormal external access to its service system at around 6:40 p.m. on Oct. 28 and immediately completed blocking measures. The information believed to have been leaked so far includes users’ names, mobile phone numbers, email addresses, serial numbers of purchased
SK Planet announced on October 28th that it had detected signs of abnormal external access to its service system around 6:40 p.m. The company immediately blocked the suspicious activity. Initial reports indicate that the leaked data includes users' names, mobile phone numbers, email addresses, serial numbers of purchased coupons, and refund accounts.
However, a complete assessment of the breach, including the exact number of victims and extent of the damage, is still underway. SK Planet plans to notify affected users via individual text messages and updates on its official website once the investigation is finished. All compromised gifticons will be destroyed and reissued to ensure secure usage.
The company also intends to provide compensation for any confirmed financial losses resulting from the incident. SK Planet pledged to thoroughly review and strengthen its security system to prevent similar occurrences. Users have been advised against clicking on links from unverified sources or responding to suspicious requests for personal or financial information to avoid further risks such as smishing or voice phishing. The company sincerely apologized for the concern and inconvenience caused by this incident.
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