<div id="readability-page-1"><div> South Korea's consumer agency said on Sunday it would order SK Telecom to compensate 58 users who filed a class action against the company over a recent hacking incident. The agency said it decided at a Thursday meeting to order the company to pay each applicant 100,000 won ($67) worth of combined cash points and mobile phone bill discounts.In August, the firm was fined 134 billion won after the country's largest mobile carrier suffered a cybersecurity breach this year that led to the leak of data for more than 20 million users. The agency said it would ask the company to take steps to compensate all of the victims, and the total cost would amount to nearly 2.3 trillion won. The agency said it would send notification of the order to SK Telecom as soon as possible, and the company must respond within 15 days of receiving it. ($1 = 1,475.42) </div></div>

South Korea's consumer agency will order SK Telecom to compensate 58 users affected by a hacking incident, with each receiving 100,000 won in cash points and bill discounts. The breach, which leaked data of over 20 million users, previously resulted in a 134 billion won fine for the company. The total compensation cost is estimated at nearly 2.3 trillion won, and SK Telecom must respond within 15 days of notification.

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