
Minister of SMEs and Startups Lee So-young announced plans to support victims and build a new platform next year in relation to the personal information and idea leakage of the 'Everyone's Startup' project at the National Assembly's National Assembly audit on the 7th.
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Last June, an incident occurred in the 'Everybody's Startup' project where participants' personal information and startup ideas were leaked.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Sang-seo = Minister of SMEs and Startups Lee So-young said on the 7th regarding the 'Everyone's Startup' project, in which participants' personal information and startup ideas were leaked last June, "I understand that a new platform will be built by re-designating the (platform operating) company next year."
Minister Lee responded as follows to a question from Rep. Yoon Han-hong of the People's Power Party, who said, "Companies that leaked personal information will be used again for everyone's second business start-up," during the audit of the National Assembly's Trade, Industry, Energy, Small and Medium Venture Business Committee on this day.
Minister Lee said, "We did not receive a new order for the second project, but the platform created under the (existing) contract was used in the second project as is," and added, "As far as I know, no additional contract was concluded or costs were paid."
He explained, “After that incident (leak incident), the National Intelligence Service, the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, the Ministry of Science and ICT, and the Personal Information Protection Committee reviewed and took security measures,” adding, “Security is now more verified than that of a newly built platform.”
He emphasized, "I understand that the police are investigating and some have been transferred to the prosecution. We have provided support to all who applied, including technical custody, to the victims, and we will come to our senses to prevent something like this from happening again."

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