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tvN Drama and TVING YouTube Channels Get Hacked

The official tvN drama and TVING YouTube channels have been hacked. The company has issued a warning for viewers who might receive suspicious notices.

Official tvN Drama and TVING YouTube Channels Have Been Hacked

On July 20 KST, tvN announced that hackers had compromised its official drama and TVING YouTube channels. The network promptly alerted viewers to the situation, urging them to exercise caution and avoid clicking on any suspicious videos or links that might appear on the hacked channels.

“We are making an announcement because on Saturday, July 20, 2024, tvN DRAMA’s YouTube channel was hacked by an outsider and the name of the channel was changed. tvN is aware of the channel hacking and is currently taking measures to resolve the problem together with YouTube. We will do our utmost to recover the channel quickly,” the statement read.

“Please be careful not to click on suspicious videos or posts with links, and we ask that you please take extra precaution to avoid suffering any damages,” it added.

tvN’s quick response reflects the seriousness of the breach, as unauthorized content can potentially pose significant risks, including the spread of malware or phishing attacks. The network emphasized the importance of viewer vigilance in preventing further damage.

The hacking incident has disrupted the regular functioning of the channels, which are popular platforms for streaming tvN’s dramas and TVING’s content. Both channels have substantial followings, and the breach has likely affected a large number of subscribers. tvN has assured viewers that they are working diligently to resolve the issue and restore normal operations as soon as possible.

In the meantime, viewers are advised to stay updated through official announcements from tvN regarding the status of the channels. The network is also likely to implement additional security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future, ensuring a safer viewing experience for its audience.

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