Overview
- Louis Vuitton Korea said a third-party entity accessed its systems on June 8, exposing customer names, contact details and other personal information.
- The company stressed that no financial credentials such as passwords or credit card numbers were compromised.
- Notifications have been sent to affected customers as Louis Vuitton Korea investigates the breach’s scope.
- This marks the fourth high-profile leak at luxury brands in South Korea this year after incidents at Dior, Tiffany and Cartier.
- Under South Korea’s strict data protection rules, companies face fines for delayed reporting and must promptly inform regulators and customers.