Thenews.Pk Coupang Data Breach Attributed to Management Failures, Not Cyber Attack
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A data breach at Coupang, affecting over 30 million users, has been attributed to management failures rather than a sophisticated cyberattack. Investigators found that a former employee exploited vulnerabilities in the authentication system, gaining unauthorized access from April 2025 until November 2025. Coupang disputes the findings, claiming only a limited number of accounts were affected.
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2025-04-01
Former employee began unauthorized access to Coupang systems
2025-11-30
Unauthorized access to Coupang systems ended
2026-02-10
South Korean officials announce findings of the investigation
2026-02-12
Coupang disputes investigation results, claims fewer accounts affected
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