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[Photo News] Data theft suspects

By Korea Herald

Published : Feb. 18, 2014 - 19:56

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A Korea Credit Bureau employee surnamed Park (right), who allegedly stole personal data from credit card companies, and an ad agency official only identified as Cho (center), who purchased the stolen data, attend a hearing in a parliamentary probe by the National Policy Committee of the National Assembly in Seoul on Tuesday. The two suspects were arrested after a massive data leak concerning some 20 million clients at KB Kookmin Card, Lotte Card and NH NongHyup Card last month. (Lee Gil-dong/The Korea Herald) A Korea Credit Bureau employee surnamed Park (right), who allegedly stole personal data from credit card companies, and an ad agency official only identified as Cho (center), who purchased the stolen data, attend a hearing in a parliamentary probe by the National Policy Committee of the National Assembly in Seoul on Tuesday. The two suspects were arrested after a massive data leak concerning some 20 million clients at KB Kookmin Card, Lotte Card and NH NongHyup Card last month. (Lee Gil-dong/The Korea Herald)

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