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A cyberattack on South Korea's Kyowon Group and an Instagram bug exposed millions to phishing, underscoring weak identity security in Asia-Pacific.
A cyberattack on South Korea’s Kyowon Group disrupted its education, hospitality, and lifestyle operations, exposing vulnerabilities in interconnected systems.
Experts say attackers exploited weak access controls, reused credentials, and poor privileged account monitoring.
Separately, Instagram fixed a bug enabling mass password reset emails, with threat actors using data from over 17 million accounts in phishing campaigns.
Meta confirmed no active breach, but experts warn reused data combined with AI-driven tactics poses long-term deception risks.
Both incidents highlight the urgent need for stronger identity security across the Asia-Pacific region.
Un ciberataque contra el Grupo Kyowon de Corea del Sur y un error en Instagram expusieron a millones de personas al phishing, subrayando la débil seguridad de identidad en Asia-Pacífico.