Incident record

데이원컴퍼니 (패스트캠퍼스·콜로소 등)

Day1Company (FastCampus, Coloso et al.) · Education

Confirmed

This record separates what has been publicly claimed, investigated, and confirmed. It does not imply that every affected account belongs to a unique person.

Reported impact

Not disclosed

Disclosure recorded

2026-06-11

Sector

Education

Practical risk

Critical

What this means

A practical reading of this record

The public record supports a critical practical risk level based on the currently reported scope and data categories. This can change if the organisation or regulator updates the record.

  • Change the password for this service through its official app or website. Change it anywhere you reused it.
  • Expect targeted phishing and account-recovery scams. Do not share verification codes with an unsolicited caller.

Classification

Data breach

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Evidence status

Why it appears in the index

Confirmed by the organisation, a regulator, or a documented official decision.

The company and Korean reporting stated that customers and instructors across FastCampus, Coloso, Zerobase, MyLight, Newspresso, Respec, Shiny English, and Wannaspeak were affected. No total was publicly disclosed.

Recorded source · Day1Company disclosure ↗

Editorial record

Review and status trail

Last reviewed

2026-09-21

The latest editorial review of the stored public record.

Latest source event

2026-06-11

The most recent dated event currently documented on this page.

  1. Confirmed

    Current status recorded from the first documented public event in this entry.

Documented events

Public timeline

3 milestones33 days documented
  1. 01

    First intrusion

    An attacker reportedly used a stolen GitHub master-account key to access company services.

  2. 02

    Detection

    The company identified a possible security incident, blocked the threat, and applied remediation.

  3. 03

    Public notice

    Day1Company confirmed customer-data exposure across eight services while the scale remained under assessment.

Data reported exposed

NameEmailPhone numberPassword (hashed)AddressOther

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