Nuclear Power Plant In South Korea Hacked; Hacker Warns Nearby Residents To Stay Away (Video)

via ZeroHedge

According to RT, a South Korean nuclear plant operator’ computer system was hacked and the perpetrator has leaked blueprints and manuals, says if his demands for three reactors’ closure aren’t met, those living near the facilities should “stay away” from home.

The hacker has been releasing the internal data of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co (KHNP) in stages, with the latest piece being posted online on Sunday. It came together with a warning of a major leak still ahead.

“I can open to the world 100,000 pages of data that have not yet been revealed,” the hacker said in the post, cited by Korea’s Yonhap news agency. “You say this isn’t confidential material. Let’s see if you will take responsibility if the information on blueprints, systems and programs are all disclosed to the countries that want them.”

This is interesting.  Obviously the hacker is hinting at the power plant being very unstable and app to meltdown. Hopefully he does release everything so that whatever injustices that may be occuring are brought to light.