#Coupang

E-commerce giant Coupang said a former employee accessed 33 million accounts but only saved data from 3,000. The company claims all data was recovered with no external leak.

E-commerce giant Coupang reports a data breach where an ex-employee accessed 33 million accounts using stolen keys. The company states only 3,000 records were saved and no data was leaked externally.

Coupang reports a data breach by a former employee who accessed 33 million accounts but only saved data from 3,000, which has been recovered. No data was shared externally.

South Korea's presidential office has called an emergency Christmas Day meeting over a Coupang data breach. The attendance of foreign and security officials suggests a wider probe could include the company's U.S. lobbying.

Former Trump adviser Robert O'Brien calls South Korea's probe into Coupang's 33.7M user data leak an "aggressive targeting," sparking fears of a US-Korea trade dispute.

The South Korean government has formed a multi-agency task force, including the national spy agency, to investigate a massive data breach at Coupang affecting 33.7 million users, calling it a 'major social crisis.'

Following a data breach affecting 33.7 million accounts, e-commerce giant Coupang's daily active users have fallen to the 14 million range, signaling a significant erosion of consumer trust.