According to South Korea's “Chosun Ilbo” quoting the President's Office, the personal information of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, his wife, and 166 other people traveling on the presidential plane was revealed online for about five months. During Lee Jae-ming's trip to Belgium in June, a document containing information on 168 passengers was uploaded to a website related to payment security. The leaked information includes name, agency, job title, date of birth, passport number, and the date the passport was issued and valid. The list includes senior government officials, employees of the President's Office and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, members of the Presidential Security Service, medical personnel, and journalists. The President's Office said it has taken action after learning of the information leak, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other relevant departments will take further measures. The relevant departments are investigating the source of the leak. Currently, no specific leak route or person responsible has been identified.

According to South Korea's “Chosun Ilbo” quoting the President's Office, the personal information of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, his wife, and 166 other people traveling on the presidential plane was revealed online for about five months. During Lee Jae-ming's trip to Belgium in June, a document containing information on 168 passengers was uploaded to a website related to payment security. The leaked information includes name, agency, job title, date of birth, passport number, and the date the passport was issued and valid. The list includes senior government officials, employees of the President's Office and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, members of the Presidential Security Service, medical personnel, and journalists. The President's Office said it has taken action after learning of the information leak, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other relevant departments will take further measures. The relevant departments are investigating the source of the leak. Currently, no specific leak route or person responsible has been identified.