South Korea to create public crypto storage manual after agency leaks

Following a series of virtual asset security breaches at agencies including the National Tax Service, South Korean prosecutors, and police, the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Financial Services Commission plan to create and distribute a manual for the public storage of such assets. According to ZDNet Korea, the manual will outline measures for government bodies to securely store cryptocurrencies. It is expected to include provisions for storing seized assets in an environment isolated from the internet and for clearly defining access rights. The use of private custody services is also under review.