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Cyberattacks have struck Bithumb, Mirae Asset Global Investments, and Daishin Securities, prompting authorities to launch an inspection. Daishin Securities reported that 38,490 customers' personal and credit information was leaked, while Bithumb detected unauthorized access to its internal mobile system. The Financial Supervisory Service dispatched a team to investigate the breaches, and the presidential office convened an emergency meeting in response to the attacks. Korea Times reports that the asset manager Mirae Asset Global Investments and Daishin Securities have become the latest victims of cyberattacks sweeping Korea’s financial sector.