[단독]The guy who canceled the female college student appointment exam, secretly changed his off-duty before

A female college student who was preparing for the teacher appointment exam secretly canceled the application, and it turned out that a man in his 20s, who was accused of preventing him from taking the exam, accessed the site without knowing the victim and changed his password. The party denied the allegations, but the police applied for a warrant for arrest, claiming that “the victim has done incalculable damage”.

The Jeonbuk Police Agency Cyber ​​Investigation Department said on the 28th, “I applied for a warrant for arrest of Mr. A on charges of canceling the application for the teacher appointment test by hacking an acquaintance ID and password (violation of the Information and Communication Network Act).” The interrogation of the suspect before A’s arrest (substantial warrant examination) will be held at 11 am on the day at the Jeonju District Court.

In mid-October of last year, Mr. B, who was attending the 4th grade of a college in the Jeonbuk region, accessed the Jeonbuk Office of Education’s secondary online recruitment system with the ID and password. It is suspected of canceling the application for’Competitive Examination for Candidates for Public and Private Secondary School Teachers’. Mr. B could not take the appointment test.

The police, who started the investigation at the request of Mr. B, captured Mr. A as a strong suspect after tracking the computer IP address. Contrary to the expectation that he would be a contender for the appointment test or an acquaintance who attended the same university, he was a person who was not related to the test.

Before the first exam, Mr. B accessed the site to print out the admission ticket and found out that the application was canceled. Mr. B said to the Jeonbuk Office of Education, “Please take the test as the application was canceled due to hacking by someone else”, but replied, “If you look at the circumstances, you can cancel the application in a normal way and take the appointment test” Is back.

Through computer IP analysis, the police confirmed the status of A’s access to the online recruitment system of the Office of Education and switched to the suspect status. An IP address is a unique number that identifies a device connected to the Internet. The police confirmed the situation where Mr. A accessed the site using an overseas VPN (virtual private network).

Mr. A denies the charges, saying, “I have not canceled the application for the appointment test for Mr. B.” However, the police see Mr. A as the culprit based on the evidence that Mr. A changed his password by accessing Mr. B’s account at the application site for the appointment test in 2018 and 2019. Mr. B is said to have said to the police with the intention that “someone changed the password before without knowing it.”

There is also a story inside and outside the Jeonbuk Office of Education, “Mr. A liked and chased Mr. B, an alumnus of the same school, but when Mr. B did not accept the request for dating, he continued to harass him. The police decided that Mr. B had suffered irreparable damage from Mr. A’s crime and applied for an arrest warrant. “Mr. A ruined Mr. B’s life” is the police view.

A police official said, “Because it is a case under investigation, we cannot confirm the details.”

Jeonju = Reporter Kim Junhee [email protected]