According to iThome, on the evening of October 6, online job bank operator 104 Corporation (3130) issued a material announcement on the Market Observation Post System (MOPS), stating that it detected abnormal data read activity on its app system and immediately implemented protective and blocking measures, notified relevant regulatory authorities, and filed a report with the Taipei Field Office of the Investigation Bureau [1]. The company also posted an announcement for members on its website and proactively notified potentially affected users via email [1]. Regarding the scope of impact, the investigation confirmed that approximately 120,000 resume records were accessed without authorization [1].
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104's app was read abnormally, exposing about 120,000 resumes; the company notified users and filed a police report
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- Disclosed
- Oct 7, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Manufacturing
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Regarding the scope of impact, the investigation confirmed that approximately 120,000 resume records were accessed without authorization [1]
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Source excerpt: "104 Corporation preliminarily assessed that the incident has no material impact on the company and that system functions and business operations remain normal, while continuing to evaluate related impacts." [1].
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“一零四初步認定此事對公司尚無重大影響，系統運作與營運正常，但相關的影響仍持續評估當中。”
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