Hackread Cl0p Gang Breaches Korean Air, Exposing 30,000 Employee Records
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Korean Air has confirmed a significant data breach affecting the personal records of 30,000 employees. The Cl0p ransomware group targeted a catering partner, leading to the unauthorized leak of sensitive data. The airline is currently taking measures to enhance its data security in response to the incident.
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