"I want to die... Eunhyuk's hacked Twitter photo of naked girl is not me."

"Superstar K4" contestant Hwang Seol Lin explained that she has nothing to do with Eunhyuk's Twitter hacking, and is insisting that the naked girl in the photo is not her.

On November 13th, Hwang Seol Lin wrote on her Facebook, "I am the 'Superstar K' contestant Hwang Seol Lin, who is currently being discussed in relation to celebrity Eunhyuk's Twitter hacking incident."

She wrote, "I was so shocked and even wanted to die when I found out that I was mistakenly being accused of being the person in the photo in this incident. I want to make it clear that the girl in the photo is not me, and that singer Eunhyuk and I don't even know each other."

She ended with this, "I desperately hope that culprit is caught soon and arrested."

On November 11th, Super Junior Eunhyuk's Twitter uploaded a naked photo of a female along with vulgar sexual remarks. In the caption, the hacker wrote that the identity of the naked female was a contestant of the popular audition program "Superstar K."

Eunhyuk's agency SM Entertainment immediately reported this incident to Twitter, and deleted the photos. When he had reclaimed his Twitter on the 11th, Eunhyuk wrote, "There must be a lot of people who want to eat Gosomi (jargon for "sue")" and apologized to the female.

But that wasn't all. His Twitter was hacked for the 2nd time on the 13th. The hacker uploaded another photo onto Eunhyuk's Twitter, and refuted the claims of Hwang Seol Lin saying she was not the female in the photo, and wrote "Liar."

After his Twitter was hacked the 1st time, Eunhyuk wrote on the 13th, "I'm not going to write the real name of the person this is directed towards to. I'm very sorry towards the female who suffered damage through this incident. I'm not sure if it's my fault for not managing my account well, but I'm currently talking with my company, and will take action quickly. Twitter is a vital method of communication, so I don't want to delete it. Anyway, I'm sorry." Despite his apology, Eunhyuk's Twitter account was hacked once more, and the controversy grew bigger and worse.

Eunhyuk's Twitter had previously gotten hacked into in March and June as well.

Netizens commented on this matter, "Eunhyuk's Twitter hacking, maybe he should think about closing his account," "I wonder why the hacker is bothering Eunhyuk," "This is just too harsh," and "I feel so bad for celebrities."

Photo credit: Hwang Seol Lin's Facebook