Incident record

이화여자대학교

Ewha Womans University · Education

Confirmed

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Reported impact

~83,000 records

Disclosure recorded

2025-06-11

Sector

Education

Practical risk

Low

What this means

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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 2025 disclosure date reflects the regulator decision; reporting places the underlying attack in 2024.

Recorded source · PIPC 13th plenary decision and Korean media reporting

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Editorial record

Review and status trail

Last reviewed

2026-09-21

The latest editorial review of the stored public record.

Latest source event

2025-06-11

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

2 milestones
  1. 01

    Attack reported

    Reporting describes parameter-tampering and brute-force attempts against an academic system.

  2. 02

    PIPC decision

    PIPC published its decision concerning the incident.

Data reported exposed

Academic recordsPersonal identifiers

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