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Musinsa breach filings reveal more exposed customer and partner records

29CM Data Breach Wider Than Reported, With 30,000 More Records Exposed Image: Primary
Musinsa breach filings show that the exposure on its 29CM platform extended beyond the roughly 160,000 records the company initially disclosed, the Seoul Economic Daily reported. Additional filings listed 32,262 customer order records, 3,999 customer reviews and 35,955 records concerning executives and employees of partner companies. Many order records included names, contact details, addresses and delivery notes. South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission has opened an investigation and is conducting on-site inspections. The final scale, cause and damage remain undetermined.
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