Following recent hacking incidents at Shinhan Bank and KB Kookmin Bank in Seoul, South Korea, financial authorities have directed banks and credit card companies to conduct comprehensive security checks. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) stated its intention to quickly assess the situation to prevent public anxiety. The directive calls for a thorough review of security protocols and systems to identify vulnerabilities. This action comes after a series of cyberattacks targeting financial institutions in the country. Authorities aim to ascertain the scope of the breaches and prevent further incidents. The FSC emphasizes a swift response to reassure citizens regarding the safety of their financial information.