"CEO Cho Jwa-jin on Thursday disclosed the findings of a probe by the Financial Supervisory Service and Financial Security Institute, in the first public announcement since regulators began investigating on Sept. 2. He apologized to customers and outlined the company's response."
""The probe found that more than 200 gigabytes of data had been breached," Cho said, adding that "the total number of users affected is 2.97 million, with the breach occurring on the company's online payments server." The stolen information comprises that which was generated and collected during online transactions processed through the compromised server between July 22 and Aug. 27. It includes connection information, virtual payment codes, internal identification numbers and the type of easy payment service used."
Lotte Card said a hacking attack compromised the personal data of 2.97 million users, marking the biggest data breach this year. CEO Cho Jwa-jin disclosed probe findings from the Financial Supervisory Service and Financial Security Institute, in the first public announcement since regulators began investigating on Sept. 2. He apologized to customers and outlined the company's response. The probe found that more than 200 gigabytes of data were breached on the company's online payments server. The stolen information comprises data generated and collected during online transactions between July 22 and Aug. 27, including connection information, virtual payment codes, internal identification numbers, and the type of easy payment service used.
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