HYBE Says Hackers Took Employees’ ID, Passport, Bank and Medical Data in Two Breaches
BTS agency HYBE says intruders took staff resident registration, passport, bank, card and medical data in September and October breaches.
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BTS agency HYBE says intruders took staff resident registration, passport, bank, card and medical data in September and October breaches.
The FBI says North Korea’s TraderTraitor stole $6.3 billion from Binance, including 18,270 bitcoin, roughly three times the country’s annual exports.
Apple acknowledged a hinge-area display defect three days after the iPhone Duo launch, and in Korea even owners of working units are asking for refunds.
OpenAI’s CEO made a surprise one-day trip to lecture Samsung’s top brass, gift a tiny Codex keyboard, and lunch with SK’s chairman amid a memory chip crunch.
Gangnam’s reconstruction apartments are trading billions of won under their records while the rest of Seoul keeps rising. Here’s why.
SK hynix booked a record 104.6 trillion won quarter at a 79.7% margin, says memory is sold out through 2029, and will return about $75 billion to shareholders.
A month after entering service, South Korea’s KF-21 Boramae flew in formation with US F-35s, F-16s and a U-2S over the Yellow Sea — days before the Freedom Flag drills began.
The era of cheap AI coding is over. Anthropic just quietly rewrote the rules — and if you’re a developerrelying on Claude Code, your $20/month plan may no longer cut it. What Happened? In April 2026, Anthropic removed Claude Code from its $20/month“Pro” plan. To access Claude Code going forward, users will need the “Max” … Read more
Scroll through Korean social media right now and you’ll see the same headline everywhere: “I quit my corporate job. Now I make 25 million won a month.” That’s roughly $18,000 USD — every single month — from a laptop. Sounds incredible. But is it real? South Korea’s JoongAng Ilbo investigated the solopreneur phenomenon, and the … Read more
Imagine running a business that’s losing moneyevery single month. You want to close. You need to close. But the cost of shutting down is so highthat you simply can’t afford to quit. This is the reality for hundreds of thousandsof small business owners across South Koreain 2026 — and the numbers tell a devastating story. … Read more