Odaily Planet Daily reports that on October 14, the Financial Services Commission of South Korea disclosed that Streami, the operator of the Gopax exchange, was among the 16 financial institutions affected by the recent cyberattack. The incident impacted a total of 16 financial institutions, and regulators identified approximately 100,000 cases of data breaches during their industry-wide investigation; this figure does not represent the number of Gopax customers alone, and no institution-specific breakdown has been released yet. As of October 15, Gopax has not issued an apology or detailed public statement. The Financial Services Commission stated that it will investigate whether the attack involved AI and will implement broader security checks and coordinated responses. Current evidence does not confirm that any specific amount of cryptocurrency assets were stolen from Gopax.
Gopax Operator Streami Affected by Recent Hacker Incident
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On October 14, South Korea’s FSC revealed that Streami, the operator of Gopax, was affected by a recent security breach impacting 16 financial institutions. The incident resulted in approximately 100,000 data breach cases, though no breakdown by institution has been disclosed. Gopax has not yet issued a public apology. The FSC is investigating whether AI was involved and will perform broader security assessments. Current inflation data shows no confirmed large-scale theft of crypto assets.
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