South Korea announced follow‑up steps to strengthen IP camera security after continued hacking cases. Authorities advised security measures for about 120,000 cameras exposed through simple passwords and will cooperate with telecom firms to identify users and urge password changes. The government will expand victim support, tighten investigations, improve operator guidance, and push laws mandating certified secure products in facilities such as hospitals and swimming pools. It also plans upgraded blocking of illegal sites and closer coordination with manufacturers.

LG Uplus said it self-reported a leak of call data involving 36 Ixsio users after a cache-setting error exposed their phone numbers, call times and call summaries to 101 other users. The exposure occurred from the evening of December 2 to late morning on December 3. The company said no resident registration numbers, passport numbers or financial information were included. It fixed the issue, restored the service and notified all affected users.