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South Korea reviews Anthropic breach that hit 100 corporate accounts

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South Korea’s privacy regulator is reviewing a data breach at Anthropic that exposed about 100 Korean business accounts. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) said on Monday that it received Anthropic’s report about the breach, which the company filed on October 31. What did Anthropic report to the PIPC? South Korea’s privacy regulator, the Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC), confirmed today that Anthropic filed a report with it regarding a data breach. The report was filed on October 31 and says about 100 business accounts were exposed. Those accounts all belong to Korean companies . The review is still early, and the PIPC has not yet opened a formal investigation.

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