South Korea investigates spike in spam messages

According to a report by the Korea Communications Commission, in the first five months of this year, the country recorded more than 168.6 million "spam" messages, accounting for more than 50% of the total number of "spam" messages in 2023.

Korean authorities reported that the number of "spam" messages (including calls for stock investment, impersonating public organizations, and loan recommendations) has increased sharply, causing inconvenience to phone users.

The National Police Agency's cyberterrorism investigation unit said it is investigating people who stole personal information from chat rooms opened on the KakaoTalk app, converted it into a database and sold it.

The investigation's targets include a wide range of people involved in the leak of personal information, from hackers to representatives of mass messaging service companies.

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