Golfzon Data Breach Victims Launch Collective Legal Action

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Victims of the Golfzon data breach have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking 200,000 won per person in damages.

Summary

Victims of the Golfzon personal data breach, which exposed names, phone numbers, emails, and resident registration numbers of approximately 2.21 million people, have launched a class-action lawsuit through the law firm CK. The lawsuit seeks 200,000 won per victim, citing Golfzon's failure to implement proper security measures and retain expired data. The breach, resulting from a ransomware attack, also led to secondary harms like voice phishing. CK plans to recruit more plaintiffs via a Naver café and emphasizes compensation for victims under the Personal Information Protection Act, which allows damages up to 3 million won per case.

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