Facebook fined in South Korea for sharing user data without consent
The US tech giant shared personal information of 3.3 million users without their consent, the South Korean government said.
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Naver transfers Hong Kong backup data to Singapore
The South Korean search giant denied allegations that its sensitive user data stored abroad was at risk.
South Korean regulator fines TikTok over mishandling child data
The Korea Communications Commission said the Chinese company collected the data of children without consent from their legal guardians.
South Korea to use QR codes for entering 'high-risk areas' to contain COVID-19
The QR codes will be available on Naver's smartphone app.
LG CNS develops USB detector for X-rays
The company's AI software can detect USB memory sticks in bags and coats from X-ray images.
South Korea sees rise in smishing with coronavirus misinformation
There have been 9,688 smishing attempts so far that exploited the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Samsung admits fingerprint reader flaw, promises software fix
Samsung has promised to provide a software update to fix the glaring security issue that allows users to bypass the fingerprint reader through using third-party screen protectors.
South Korea pulls out of intel sharing pact with Japan amid trade dispute
Withdrawing from an intelligence sharing agreement with Japan alarmingly expands the scope of their trade dispute beyond being purely political and economic, making it also about security.
SK Telecom develops quantum key switching tech
Completion of these technologies will allow quantum keys to be applied to commercial networks.
Koh Young applies Fasoo's DRM to prevent against copycat products
South Korea's largest data security vendor Fasoo has applied its enterprise DRM solution to semiconductor equipment vendor Koh Young Technology which has halted long-standing copycat issues, they said.