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Telecommunications & Media

Tving hack to AI character chat: parliament panel calls 29 witnesses for state audit

South Korea\'s National Assembly science, ICT, broadcasting and communications committee approved a list of 29 witnesses and 13 reference witnesses for the 2026 state audit. The list includes executives from Tving and its parent CJ ENM, security chiefs at the three telecom carriers, and representatives of Meta Korea, Coupang, Apple Korea, Google Korea, Telegram and X Korea. Scatter Lab\'s CEO was also called over risks linked to its AI character chat service Zeta.

Finance

Digital asset institutionalisation picks up pace as big platforms clash over entry into online lending industry

Cooperation between traditional financial firms and crypto-asset operators is expanding, with moves by Kakao Group, brokerages and exchanges. In the United States, the OCC gave preliminary approval to two digital banks pursuing crypto custody and stablecoin business. In South Korea, the Democratic Party plans to draw up a Digital Asset Basic Act this year. Competition is also shifting across platform finance, raising questions about entry rules, conflicts of interest, consumer choice and security.

Finance

Toss Payments says not a system hack as 4,131 transactions viewed at one merchant

Toss Payments said a merchant card-information viewing incident did not stem from a hack of its systems. It said authentication credentials used for a payment integration platform were exposed on one merchant’s website, and a third party used them to collect additional information and view the merchant’s payment records. The firm said 4,131 transactions involving 2,671 people were affected and that it notified all impacted individuals.