Lee Yong Dae’s messaging account hacked

Police find ex-girlfriend responsible Seoul police this week revealed that the online messaging account of Korean badminton doubles star Lee Yong Dae was hacked by the athlete’s ex-girlfriend, according to […]

Police find ex-girlfriend responsible

Seoul police this week revealed that the online messaging account of Korean badminton doubles star Lee Yong Dae was hacked by the athlete’s ex-girlfriend, according to a report in the Seoul daily the Kyunghyang Shinmun.  The culprit, identified only as a ‘Ms. A’, was apparently dating the Beijing gold medallist for several months, during which time she got a hold of his ID and password for the online messaging service Nate-ON.

A spokesman for the police told the paper that Ms. A was monitoring the account’s contact list for other women and calling them to hear their voices, apparently driven by jealousy.  Lee apparently called the police after repeated password changes failed to prevent further unauthorized use of his account.

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Don Hearn is an Editor and Correspondent who hails from a badminton-loving town in rural Canada. He joined the Badzine team in 2006 to provide coverage of the Korean badminton scene and is committed to helping Badzine to promote badminton to the place it deserves as a global sport. Contact him at: don @ badzine.net