Hacking Cases Rise on Messaging App Line

Hackers are turning to Japan's free messaging app, Line, to target its users. Police say the number of reported cases went from zero to 300 just over May and June. The WSJ's Yun-Hee Kim speaks with Tokyo reporter Megumi Fujikawa, who had her account hacked.
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I came here to see how to restore what the hacker did! What a shame.

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Well I’m still fine using it