Choi Si-won, SNS Hacking Victim in 'Emergency' "Messages Sent Without My Knowledge.. What Was the Intent?" [Full Text]

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Super Junior member Choi Si-won announced that he has been a victim of an SNS hacking incident.

On the 12th, Choi Si-won stated on his account, "I recently confirmed that messages I did not send were sent to you from my WhatsApp, Threads, and Instagram accounts."

He continued, "This is not a one-time occurrence but has been repeatedly confirmed, so security measures are currently underway. While I do not know who the perpetrator is or what their intent may be, it appears that these are not random attempts but rather deliberate attempts at conversation."

He added, "For this reason, if you receive messages in my name that feel different from usual, please do not reply and do not open any links. I will provide further updates once the situation is clarified."

Previously, it was reported that Choi Si-won filed a lawsuit for damages against 10 individuals who posted malicious content and insulting comments targeting his political views, religion, and appearance.

Recently, Choi Si-won requested the disclosure of user identity information from ONLINE account holders under U.S. federal law. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California granted a motion for discovery, enabling Choi to identify the 10th individuals responsible for the malicious posts.

Through an affidavit submitted to the court, it was reported that Choi Si-won stated, "I have suffered severe mental and psychological distress due to serious insults and defamation, which has also caused significant damage to my social and professional reputation as a member of Super Junior."

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