Anthropic reported a leak involving about 100 Korean Claude Enterprise accounts to Korea's privacy regulator

Key points Anthropic reported a leak involving about 100 Korean Claude Enterprise accounts What Anthropic says the Korean account data included, and what it didn't Why Korea's privacy regulator hasn't opened a formal Anthropic investigation yet Anthropic reported a data leak involving about 100 Korean corporate Claude Enterprise accounts to Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission (개인정보보호위원회) on October 31. The regulator confirmed the report on November 9, iNews24 (아이뉴스24) reported. The information at issue includes names, email addresses, account and organization IDs, plan tiers, and usage and spending figures, according to the commission. Anthropic told some business customers that the information may have been exposed, Etoday reported. That doesn't establish that every field in every account was viewed. Claude Enterprise is the version of Anthropic's Claude AI service that companies buy for their employees.

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