#Data Breach

Police claim Coupang withheld internal analysis of evidence in the Coupang data leak police investigation 2025. Over 34 million accounts were potentially compromised.

Coupang founder Kim Bom-suk apologized for a massive data breach affecting 34 million customers, nearly two-thirds of South Korea's population. Government officials are holding emergency meetings.

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.

The US Justice Department's redactions on newly released Jeffrey Epstein files were easily bypassed with a simple copy-paste, revealing sensitive data. The agency is now scrambling for help with more files.

A major security flaw has exposed live feeds from over 60 of Flock's AI-powered surveillance cameras on the open web, no password required. The discovery highlights the growing privacy risks of rapidly expanding AI surveillance networks used by law enforcement.

A wave of cyberattacks hits Japan, impacting giants like Asahi, ASKUL, and Huis Ten Bosch. The breach exposed data of over 2.3 million people and caused a 20% sales drop for Asahi, signaling a new era of operational sabotage.

South Korea's consumer agency has ordered SK Telecom to financially compensate 58 hacking victims, setting a key precedent for corporate liability in data breach cases.

2025's biggest security failures weren't just external hacks. A new era of state-sanctioned insider threats and systemic risk has begun. Here's our analysis.