Hackers steal personal data from 997 North Korean defectorsIt won't surprise you who the suspect is.By J. Fingas, 12.29.2018
Nine people charged with selling Samsung's curved display techThe CEO and some employees of a supplier allegedly sold IP to a Chinese company.By K. Holt, 11.29.2018
Samsung chairman indicted for allegedly suppressing labor unionsThe company's leaders have had quite a few legal woes recently.By S. Krishna, 09.27.2018
South Korea wants to tax global companies like Apple and GoogleA new taskforce is looking to change current laws in the country.By R. LeFebvre, 08.02.2018
Samsung's newest phone can't connect to the internetFor the folks who want a phone but not the ability to access the internet. By D. Cooper, 04.16.2018
South Korea fines game studios over deceptive loot box oddsThey allegedly misled players about the odds of obtaining in-game items.By J. Fingas, 04.10.2018
Seoul will turn off workers' PCs to curb excessive overtimeIt's just for government workers, unfortunately.By J. Fingas, 03.25.2018
Facebook hit with fine in South Korea for limiting user accessIt rerouted networks which caused users’ connections to slow.By M. Locklear, 03.21.2018
South Korea won't ban cryptocurrency trading after allBitcoin prices have rebounded on the news.By S. Krishna, 02.20.2018
Olympics officials confirm cyberattack during opening ceremonyJust who's responsible is being kept under wraps.By J. Fingas, 02.11.2018
How to watch the 2018 Winter OlympicsEither on NBC or through several internet TV options.By D. Lumb, 02.09.2018
DJI will create no-fly zones around Olympic venues in South KoreaJust for the duration of the games.By D. Lumb, 02.07.2018
Disgraced Samsung boss walks free from prisonJay Y. Lee was meant to spend five years in prison, instead he is on probation for the next four. By D. Cooper, 02.05.2018
Drone catchers and face-detecting planes will guard the OlympicsThe Olympics security team are making sure they're prepared for any terrorist threat. By M. Moon, 02.04.2018
South Korea will regulate, not ban, cryptocurrency tradingThe government announcement will be welcome news to cryptocurrency investors.By R. England, 01.31.2018
Bitcoin tumbles below $10,000, half of its peak valueJust four weeks ago, it was at nearly $19,000.By S. Dent, 01.17.2018
South Korea may ban cryptocurrency trading amid fears of tax evasionCryptocurrency values tumbled following the announcement. By R. England, 01.11.2018
South Korea enacts new cryptocurrency regulationsAnonymous digital currency accounts are now banned.By M. Locklear, 12.28.2017
A humanoid robot carried the Olympic torch in South KoreaHubo participated in the relay of the flame.By S. Krishna, 12.12.2017