Overview
- Seoul police obtained HashiCorp Vault logs spanning April 11, 2024 to Nov. 8, 2025, detailing account use and credential lifecycle activity tied to the leak.
- Investigators are focusing on a former Chinese-national developer as a key suspect and have seized his personnel records and electronic devices.
- Authorities are also collecting Coupang’s internal organizational charts and IT staff lists to map roles and potential access pathways.
- Coupang founder Bom Kim and two former Korea-unit CEOs submitted notices declining to attend this week’s parliamentary hearing, drawing criticism from committee leadership.
- Coupang said interim CEO Harold Rogers will appear before lawmakers, as the company maintains that exposed data covered contact and delivery details for 33.7 million users, not payment information or passwords.