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TVING personal data leak hits 19.53 million users—bank accounts and passwords breached, up 6.5 million from initial estimates

TVING personal data leak hits 19.53 million users—bank accounts and passwords breached, up 6.5 million from initial estimates

Concerns about identity theft are spreading after refund account information and linked data were exposed.
An unprecedented security disaster—19. 53 million people’s daily lives were exposed The “TVING”, once touted as the pride of Korea’s homegrown OTT, has been swept up in what officials call the worst security scandal in its history. It has been confirmed that “19.
| James choi
Filmmakers including director Jung Ji-young hold emergency news conference in Busan's Haeundae:

Filmmakers including director Jung Ji-young hold emergency news conference in Busan's Haeundae: "Don't turn films into political battlegrounds"

Filmmakers issue joint statement at the 31st Busan International Film Festival on Oct. 8, condemning outside pressure, including a Singapore letter sent Oct. 6, and threats to their personal safety
Leading South Korean filmmakers, including directors Jung Ji-young and Lee Myung-se, have taken a firm stand over the controversy surrounding 'Assassins', a film at the center of allegations of historical distortion.
| James choi
'TVING' breach exposes all 39.54 million accounts ... delayed reporting over abandoned access keys brings 30 million won fine

'TVING' breach exposes all 39.54 million accounts ... delayed reporting over abandoned access keys brings 30 million won fine

361 core technology assets, including source code, leaked after plaintext access keys were left exposed despite a simulated-hacking warning
A breach at 'TVING', one of South Korea's leading over-the-top streaming platforms, exposed all 39.54 million user accounts as well as core technology assets in an unprecedented incident. The breach resulted from human error: access keys were left unencrypted and unattended, and the company's...
| James choi