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Jane Lanhee Lee

  • Quantum Technologies Journalist, Quantum Jane
Taipei, Taiwan
As seen in: MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Canada, MSN Money Canada, MSN Philippines, The New York Times, Bloomberg Green Daily, Bloomberg News, Business Insider, Color Research & Application and
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Coupang Limited Korean Probe of Data Breach, Ministry Says

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By Jane Lanhee Lee, Yoolim Lee Verified
| MSN Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Coupang failed to comply with orders to preserve information during a Korean government probe into a breach of data on nearly 34 million shoppers, limiting a post-mortem into an incident that's raised fresh trade tensions between Seoul and Washington.
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Coupang obstructed Korean probe into data breach, ministry says

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By Jane Lanhee Lee, Yoolim Lee Verified
| MSN Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Coupang staff obstructed a Korean government probe into a massive breach of customer data by deleting sensitive information, the ministry carrying out the investigation said, adding the country's largest e-commerce firm defied an order to preserve access logs and other data.
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Hackers hit sensitive targets in 37 nations in spying plot

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By Jake Bleiberg Verified, Jane Lanhee Lee
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
An Asian cyber-espionage group has spent the past year breaking into computer systems belonging to governments and critical infrastructure organisations in more than 37 countries, according to the cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, Inc. The state-aligned attackers have infiltrated networks of 70 organizations, including five national law enforcement and border control agencies, according to a new research report from the company.
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