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Coupang data leak triggers customs code chaos, full review urgently needed to prevent secondary harm to citizens
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- Criticism continues in the National Assembly over the Coupang personal data leak, and reissuance of personal customs clearance codes has surged, paralyzing the Korea Customs Service system.
- From the 30th of last month over two days, about 420,000 customs clearance numbers were reissued, exceeding the figure for the previous 10 months of this year, and access to UNI-PASS was repeatedly delayed.
- Starting in 2026, the government will require customs codes to be renewed once a year, and experts recommend reissuing them when necessary and setting up overseas purchase alerts.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 쿠팡 개인정보 유출 여파, 통관부호 대란까지… 시민 2차 피해 막기 위한 ‘전면 점검’ 시급
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