South Korea investigates leak of President Lee’s passport details
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South Korea’s foreign ministry said it regarded the case as a data leak rather than a cyberattack.(EPA Images pic) SEOUL: South Korea's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday it was conducting a probe into the leak of personal information related to President Lee Jae Myung's June overseas trip and was taking steps to reissue passports for Lee, his wife and other affected officials. (Free Malaysia Today, 11:43)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·3 Nov, 11:43 MYTSouth Korea investigates leak of President Lee’s passport details
South Korea’s foreign ministry said it regarded the case as a data leak rather than a cyberattack.(EPA Images pic) SEOUL: South Korea's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday it was conducting a probe into the leak of personal information related to President Lee Jae Myung's June…
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