South Korean authorities fined SK Telecom, the country's largest mobile carrier, following a cyberattack that leaked nearly 27 million user data.

South Korea's ministry has imposed a fine of up to 30 million won ($21,970) on SK Telecom following a significant data leak.

In a notice posted on its website, Louis Vuitton Korea informed customers that a third-party entity temporarily accessed the ...

Louis Vuitton Korea said on Friday that a systems breach in June led to the leak of some of the luxury brand's customer data ...

The South Korean government has ruled that SK Telecom must not charge penalty fees to customers who want to switch carriers ...

The CEO has apologized and promised transparent communication about the incident, assuring customers that sensitive ...

The airline’s chief executive is flying home from Athens today, cutting short her holidays to deal with the fallout from the ...

Make sure that two-factor authentication (2FA) or multi-factor (MFA) is enabled on your Qantas account. This will send a ...

South Korean authorities impose fines and require SK Telecom to enhance their data security protocols following a significant ...

South Korean authorities said SK Telecom Co. should waive fees for users who want to leave the network following a data ...

SK Telecom (SKT) decided to exempt early termination fees for users who have switched to other mobile carriers following a ...

The government said on Friday that SK Telecom (SKT) should exempt early termination fees for users who have switched to other ...