Databreaches LVMH Brands Fined 36 Billion Won for Salesforce Data Breaches
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The Personal Information Protection Commission of South Korea has fined three luxury brands under LVMH, including Louis Vuitton and Dior, a total of 36.033 billion won (approximately $24.9 million) due to data breaches linked to Salesforce. The breaches involved the exposure of 5.55 million customer records, with specific penalties of 21.385 billion won for Louis Vuitton and additional fines for the other brands. The breaches were exacerbated by incidents of voice phishing targeting employees.
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2026-02-12
Chosun reports on the fine imposed on LVMH brands
2026-02-13
Databreaches publishes details of the fines and breaches
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