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[Exclusive] Korean adoptee sisters meet for the first time in 39 years
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Yoon calls for measures to protect Koreans amid escalating Iran-Israel conflicts
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Signs point to N. Korean troops in Russia-Ukraine combat zone
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Civil servant’s death linked to workplace bullying
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Rose's 'Apt.' redefines K-pop's global appeal
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N. Korea slams Seoul-Washington joint air exercise
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[Weekender] Walk around Korea to really get to know the country
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Two years on, thousands mourn Itaewon tragedy, calling for accountability
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[Herald Interview] K-pop’s 'best years are ahead of us': Spotify’s general manager for Asia Pacific
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Blackpink Rose's 'APT.' hits No. 4 on British singles chart
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Websites being used to test stolen credit card numbers
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Dec. 14, 2023 - 17:41
Cyber-security experts have warned that hackers are using online stores to test out stolen credit cards and make fraudulent transactions in what's called a bin attack. More than half a billion dollars was lost to card fraud in Australia last year and it's costing both customers and businesses.
