Super Junior's Eunhyuk gets hacked + SM Entertainment reaches out to media
SM Entertainment has officially revealed that Super Junior member Eunhyuk's Twitter was hacked earlier today. At the moment, the k-pop star is back in control of his account.
Korean news websites as well as fans had reported on the matter, stating that the boy group member's account had been sending out tweets consisting of compromising pictures of a young singer. Alongside the pictures, her full name was also stated.
When the tweets were posted, SM Entertainment revealed through phone calls with various Korean news websites that they were already taking action in to verifying that the account had indeed been hacked.
This isn't the first time Eunhyuk's Twitter is a victim to hackers, as he even tweeted personal comments to address them earlier this year, after his account had been hit. SM Entertainment has reported the issue to Twitter.
Source: My Daily, OSEN, Sports Donga via Koreaboo
A series of nude photos of a woman were uploaded on Super Junior’s Eunhyuk’s Twitter just an hour ago on November 11. The first three posts revealed different photos with the same message that reads, “This is Superstar K4’s Hwang Seol Lin. kekeke”
Just in case fans might doubt the credibility of the photo, the fourth and currently last photo on his account reads, “This is Superstar K4’s Hwang Seoul Lin. What do you mean, photoshop? kkk It’s not photoshop and it’s true it’s Superstar K4’s Hwang Sul Lin. Verified. keke.”
Update #1: Eunhyuk deleted the photos and left a message to the fans, “Twitter friends, you were surprised, right? Because there seems like there are a lot of folks who want to eat ‘Go So Mi.’ Sorry. *tear*"
‘Go So Mi’ is a cracker and also a play on word for ‘go so,’ which means to legally sue.
Update #2: SM Entertainment releases a statement confirming what many fans have guessed. “Eunhyuk’s Twitter got hacked. We reported this to Twitter.”
This isn’t the first time Eunhyuk’s Twitter got hacked. On March 6, this past year, Eunhyuk left comments to his hacker like “Who are you? Stop it,” and “This is getting really serious.”
Source: Daum via Soompi + @AllRiseSilver ( 1), ( 2)