En.Fnnews Data Breach at Lotte's GiftiL Service Exposes Customer Information
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- •Unauthorized access led to the leak of customer data from GiftiL.
- •Leaked information includes names, phone numbers, emails, and refund account numbers.
- •Spoon has implemented security measures and notified affected customers.
A hacking incident at GiftiL, a mobile voucher service affiliated with Lotte Group, resulted in the leak of personal information from customers who applied for voucher refunds. The operator, Spoon, confirmed unauthorized external access on October 22, 2026. The leaked data includes names, mobile phone numbers, email addresses, and refund account numbers. Spoon has blocked the attacking IP and strengthened system access controls while notifying affected customers. The scale of the breach is still being assessed, and no compensation plan has been finalized. The company has urged customers to be cautious of potential phishing attempts using the leaked information. An investigation has been requested from security agencies and relevant government departments.
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