Korea's leading e-commerce giant just saw its CEO step down over a massive data leak. Park Dae-jun took full accountability for the security failure that hit Coupang. In an era where data breaches plague both Web2 and Web3 platforms, this move raises questions: when will we see similar accountability standards in crypto exchanges and DeFi protocols? The stakes are arguably even higher when users' financial assets are on the line.
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LiquidationAlert
· 12-10 11:45
Data breach, the CEO must step down. What about our exchange? Playing dead?
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ChainProspector
· 12-10 11:40
Haha, Coupang CEO's move was brilliant, but when it comes to the crypto exchange side? Hehe, just talk and no action.
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GasGoblin
· 12-10 11:37
Hmm... Web2 big companies dare to admit mistakes, but what about Web3? Not a single one has.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 12-10 11:35
Huh? Coupang's CEO takes the blame for the data leak, what about our crypto exchanges? What are we waiting for?
Korea's leading e-commerce giant just saw its CEO step down over a massive data leak. Park Dae-jun took full accountability for the security failure that hit Coupang. In an era where data breaches plague both Web2 and Web3 platforms, this move raises questions: when will we see similar accountability standards in crypto exchanges and DeFi protocols? The stakes are arguably even higher when users' financial assets are on the line.