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Presidential Data Leak Triggers Security Review
The presidential office convened an emergency meeting on Tuesday to address the online leak of personal information involving President Lee Jae Myung and senior government officials, Yonhap reports. Police launched a preliminary investigation into the leak of data for 168 people, including the president and his entourage, while the foreign ministry said it is reissuing passports for all affected individuals. President Lee Jae Myung ordered a review for the establishment of a cybersecurity task force, according to Yonhap. Korea Times reports that the personal information of President Lee and his staff was leaked, with the presidential office stating it had already taken measures in response.
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