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Bithumb Hack Leaks Hundreds of Customer Records
South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb has suffered a data breach that leaked personal information of hundreds of customers, in addition to employee data, according to industry sources reported by Yonhap and the Korea Times on Oct. 29. The attack targeted Bithumb's in-house mobile collaboration system, and the exchange is still analyzing the full scope of the leak. The breach is part of a wider wave of cyberattacks on Korean financial firms, including Daishin Securities, which confirmed 38,490 customers' personal and credit information was exposed, and Mirae Asset Global Investments, prompting the presidential office to convene an emergency meeting on Oct. 28. Korean media and experts are calling for a new government playbook, arguing fines and regulations won't fix the problem as AI-assisted attacks change the hacking paradigm.
- Hundreds of customers' personal information at Bithumb leaked in hacks
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- 韩国Bithumb、未来资产运营、大信证券遭黑客攻击 金融当局启动调查
- Hundreds of customers' personal information at Bithumb leaked in hacks
- Bithumb, Mirae Asset Global Investments, Daishin Securities Report Data Breaches
- Presidential office to hold emergency meeting over financial-sector hacking attacks
- Fines won't fix problem: Korea needs new playbook as AI changes hacking paradigm
