South Korea’s Daishin Securities Reports Data Breach Affecting 38,490 Customers After Suspected Hack
Seoul: Personal information of 38,490 customers has been leaked from Daishin Securities, the brokerage said on Wednesday. JUST IN: South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb confirms personal data leak after unauthorized access The breach targeted its internal mobile groupware system, adding to recent security incidents at Korean financial firms, including Daishin Securities, which reported leaked…
Personal data of 38,490 customers was compromised by Daishin Securities, a South Korean brokerage firm, after a suspected hack, the company announced on Wednesday. The breach compromised names, email addresses, and mobile numbers of the affected individuals. This incident follows a series of recent security breaches at financial institutions in South Korea.
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