South Korea's consumer agency to order SK Telecom to compensate 58 hacking victims

Core Point - South Korea's consumer agency will order SK Telecom to compensate 58 users due to a class action related to a recent hacking incident [1] Group 1 - The consumer agency's decision highlights the regulatory scrutiny faced by telecommunications companies in South Korea [1] - The class action reflects growing consumer concerns over data security and privacy in the telecom sector [1] - SK Telecom is expected to address the implications of this incident on its reputation and customer trust [1]