Ask what Korea is talking about.

South Korea's startups ministry confirmed on Nov. 13 that personal information of 818 participants in the second round of the 'Everyone's Startup' contest was leaked after a cyberattack on Amicus Rex, a company supporting the program, exposing names, phone numbers and emails. The leak came five months after the first round exposed data of 5,000 participants in June, Yonhap and Chosun Ilbo report. Korean media coverage focuses on the recurrence of the incident in the same program, with the ministry saying it has confirmed the leak and is responding.