"In my name, it was used for a crime.." Han Ji-hye, the "Wife of Prosecutors," confesses her experience of voice phishing [Kkogomu (meaning 'kkogomu' in Korean)]

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In "Kkokkomu," actress Han Ji-hye confesses her voice phishing experience.

SBS's "The Story of the Day Who Bites His Tail" (directed by Ahn Yoon-tae), which airs on the night of the 19th. Lee Keunbyul. Kim Byung-gil's hereinafter referred to as 'Kkokkomu') will be decorated in the 'Faceless Killer' episode. Traces voice phishing damage tied to an 11-hour phone call that killed a 28-year-old. Actress Han Ji-hye, actress Shin So-yul, and group At Heart member Arin, who starred as the listener, are in anger.

Among them, Han Ji-hye confesses, "I almost got voice phishing, too," drawing attention. "I got a call that my name was used for a crime, and I was deceived when I responded with 'Is it my name?'" he said, revealing the story that almost fell for the plausible words of the phishing scammers. "Fortunately, there was no damage," he said, stressing his awareness of the evolved voice phishing crimes, saying, "I can't judge whether it was voice phishing for a moment."

In this episode of "Kko Kkomu," it attracts attention as it deals with the true story of a voice phishing crime in which a victim jumped to his death in 2020. A 28-year-old man who received a phone call that began with "I'm Prosecutor Kim Min-soo at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office" jumped from his apartment with voice phishing that lasted for 11 hours. The young man, who received a phone call from a prosecutor impersonator that his account was used for a crime, suffers 4.2 million won in damage while struggling to prove that he is not a criminal. What's even more regrettable is that he jumped after thinking that he became a criminal without knowing that he was a voice phishing victim.

Shin So-yul, who appears in "Kkkomu" for the fifth time, unleashes anger at the voice phishing scammers' heinous methods, saying, "I'm so angry that I'm shaking my body," and Athart Arin gets emotional, saying, "This is murder." Shin So-yul, who read the suicide note left by the voice phishing victim before jumping off, sobbed.

On the other hand, the studio is shocked by the real-time AI voice. When I recorded the voices of the cockles and entered the script, the AI voice, which was the same as the actual voice, came out. Shin So-yul heard her AI voice and said, "It's the same as my voice. "It's so scary," he said, adding that he was in shock.

The identity of voice phishing criminals and advanced voice phishing criminal methods that caused shock, consternation, and all-time anger are revealed through "Kkkomu."

"Kkokkomu" is a program that conveys one-on-one how three storytellers feel while studying on their own to their "story friends" in the most everyday space, and can be found every Thursday night at 10:20 p.m. on SBS.

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