According to iThome, Taiwan Innovation Board-listed anti-fraud company Gogolook disclosed a cybersecurity incident on June 4, issuing a material announcement on MOPS at 18:18 stating that its internal security team detected unauthorized access to a blog column web service [1]. According to Gogolook, its security team monitored attempts by unknown actors to gain unauthorized access to part of its website services (specifically the blog column), immediately responded by activating full defensive and blocking mechanisms, and launched an investigation alongside third-party cybersecurity specialists [1]. The company also stated that current findings show no unauthorized access to website member personal data or internal corporate confidential information [1].
Anti-Fraud Company Gogolook Issues Material Cybersecurity Filing After Partial Website Service Suffers Unauthorized Access
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- Disclosed
- Jun 5, 2024
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- Nov 8, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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Gogolook stated that current investigation results show no unauthorized access to website member personal data or internal corporate confidential information [1].
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Source excerpt: "Regarding the compromised blog column website service, we inquired further with the company; although Gogolook did not specify which website was affected, it stated that the affected site does not have a member login service and that the scope of unauthorized access was limited strictly to that service, as existing security defenses blocked the activity from spreading to other services or internal systems." [1].
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“對於這次遭駭的部落格專欄的網站服務,我們也進一步詢問該公司,雖然Gogolook還是沒有說明是哪一個網站出事,但他們表示,這次受影響的網站沒有會員登入服務,而此事件存取影響範圍也僅限於此,因當下受到既有資安防禦措施阻擋,而未擴及其餘服務,所以,這次事件並未影響其他網站服務與內部系統。”
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