The South Korean government’s YouTube channel was hacked on Saturday, obviously to communicate a cryptographic money-related video including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, however, has been reestablished, as indicated by sources. 

At 3.30 a.m., the public authority’s true channel on the video-sharing stage seemed to have been hacked as its name changed to “SpaceX Invest” and showed a live transmission on digital money that incorporated a meeting with American tycoon and SpaceX organizer Musk. Twitter’s Partner Team To Fight Online Extremism ‘Disappears’ After Elon Musk Takeover. 

An authority at the way of life and the travel industry service, which deals with the YouTube account, said they had become mindful of the circumstance at 6 a.m., went to security lengths, and reestablished the record at 7:20 a.m. The authority said the record’s ID and secret word were thought to have been taken. Google, YouTube’s parent organization, affirmed that the channel had been hacked, reports Yonhap news office. 

An authority at Google Korea said that it was presently investigating the reason for the occurrence. Service of IT Organizes Training for Govt Officials To Make ‘Digital Safe India’. The assault follows a hack of a YouTube channel worked by the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), under the travel industry service, recently. As per KTO, the channel, which has around 509,000 supporters, was at first designated on Thursday and again the following day. 

The channel is as of now inaccessible. A KTO official said that Google naturally impedes admittance to the record in the event that it spots unusual associations.