Toss Payments Merchant Payment Information Accessed by Third Party… 2,671 People Affected
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Han Sang-yong = Toss Payments [stated that] some payment details from a specific merchant using its Payment Gateway (PG) service were viewed by a third party...
The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has launched an investigation following allegations that credit card information held by domestic payment gateway (PG) companies was leaked by hackers believed to be Chinese. The FSS announced on the 9th that it had switched from conducting on-site inspections of Koem Payments and Toss Payments to a full-scale inspection. According to Koem Payments, a hacking attack occurred between 8:13 AM on August 30 an…
[Digital Daily Reporter Jo Yoon-jung] Financial authorities have launched an on-site inspection following an incident in which approximately 4,000 payment records from merchants of the electronic payment gateway (PG) provider Toss Payments were exposed to a third party. Toss Payments stated that the incident was caused by negligence in managing authentication keys at a specific merchant, rather than a hacking of its internal system, and clarifie…
Tens of Thousands of Card Records Leaked at Two South Korean Payment Gateways — Chinese Hacker Reported the Breach First — BigGo Finance | #hacking | #cybersecurity | #infosec | #comptia | #pentest | #hacker - National Cyber Security Consulting
Two South Korean payment gateway (PG) companies were hit by hacking attacks that exposed tens of thousands of sensitive payment records, including credit card numbers and expiration dates. The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has launched on-site inspections of Toss Payments and Coem Payments, and the attacker is believed to be a Chinese hacker. Particularly striking […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
Financial authorities have launched an investigation after confirming that Chinese hackers attacked domestic payment gateway (PG) companies, resulting in the leakage of tens of thousands of credit card records. The suspected leaked information amounts to thousands of records per card company, totaling tens of thousands, and it is understood that portions of customer information from almost all card companies fell into the hands of the hackers. I…
Financial authorities have launched an investigation after confirming that Chinese hackers attacked domestic payment gateway (PG) companies, resulting in the leakage of tens of thousands of credit card records.
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