Popular South Korean actress Son Na-eun has fallen victim to a cybercrime, facing extortion from a hacker who gained access to her personal mobile phone data. The perpetrator demanded money in exchange for keeping her private information confidential.
South Korean actress Son Na-eun has become the victim of a harrowing cyberattack, facing extortion attempts from a hacker who breached her personal mobile phone. Her agency, YG Entertainment , disclosed the incident on February 12th, revealing that the perpetrator gained unauthorized access to her device and demanded a financial payment in exchange for withholding her private information.
The agency stated that Na-eun initially complied with the hacker's demand once, prioritizing the safety and privacy of her family and friends. However, the situation escalated as the hacker continued to harass her with threats and renewed demands for further financial concessions. The relentless nature of the extortion has had a profound impact on Na-eun's mental well-being, extending even to her family members who have been contacted by the perpetrator. YG Entertainment emphasized that the matter is currently under active investigation by the police and vowed to pursue stringent legal action against the individual responsible for this cybercrime. The agency is committed to protecting Na-eun and ensuring that justice is served. Son Na-eun, a celebrated figure in the entertainment industry, debuted as a member of the popular girl group Apink in 2011 and subsequently transitioned to a successful acting career after departing the group in 2022. She is widely recognized for her roles in prominent dramas such as Ghost Doctor (2022), Cinderella and the Four Knights (2016), and Romance in the House (2024). She recently made a special appearance in the highly acclaimed historical drama, The Tale of Lady Ok.
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