Latest cybersecurity reporting from selected sources.

Seoul Accuses E-Commerce Giant of 'Self-Investigation,' Impeding Government ProbeSouth Korea's data protection watchdog told e-commerce giant Coupang to stop publishing its "self-investigation" findings into a massive data breach and demanded the interim CEO, a U.S. citizen, return to the country to meet with a police - drawing criticism from U.S. Republican lawmakers.

Critics of South Korea's Coupang Dismiss Offer as Marketing More Than CompensationAfter suffering a data breach that exposed personal data for two-thirds of South Korea' population, online retailer Coupang promised to distribute $1.2 billion in vouchers to "restore customer trust." But critics have accused the move of being more about marketing than true compensation.

Chinese Developer Formerly Employed by Company Suspected of Data TheftSouth Korea's biggest online retailer, Coupang, said a five-month breach exposed personal data pertaining to 34 million customers, and only came to light after it received an extortion demand. Police said a former developer at the company, a Chinese national who fled the country, is a suspect.

Owner of Such Brands as North Face and Vans Says Business Mostly Back to NormalSkateboarding shoe and outdoor apparel maker VF Corp. said data pertaining to 35.5 million customers appears to have been stolen in a data breach it detected and disclosed last month. The breach disrupted e-commerce order fulfillment as well as inventory replenishment at retail stores.