Koreajoongangdaily Mirae Asset Securities Data Breach Exposes Info of 39,000 Customers and Employees
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- •39,000 individuals affected, including 3,800 customers.
- •Unauthorized access targeted mobile web authentication and internal systems.
- •Mirae Asset activated emergency response and reported the breach to regulators.
Mirae Asset Securities reported a data breach affecting approximately 39,000 individuals, including 3,800 customers and over 35,000 employees and contractors. The unauthorized access occurred on November 2 and 3, targeting the company's mobile web phone authentication login service and internal systems. Leaked data includes account numbers, names, employee ID numbers, email addresses, mobile phone numbers, and passwords. The firm has since blocked the affected access routes and activated its emergency response system. The incident has been reported to regulatory bodies including the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service. This breach follows similar incidents involving Mirae Asset's sister companies, highlighting a troubling trend in the financial sector. Over 470,000 personal data records have been leaked from 37 companies in the sector in recent weeks, with an estimated 1 billion won stolen.
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