Malaysia's boldest takes on news, entertainment and buzz.
Anti-corruption authorities have arrested 12 individuals, including six immigration officers, in connection with a significant breach of Malaysia's MyIMMs immigration system. The arrests mark a major development in investigating the data security incident.
A ransomware gang has published thousands of files allegedly stolen from contractors at India's Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, including facility blueprints and supplier information, reigniting concerns about cybersecurity vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure.
Singapore's Land Authority disclosed a cybersecurity breach exposing personal information of approximately 70,000 residents stored in an IBM-managed cloud testing environment, though operational systems remain secure.
A Singapore Traffic Police officer has been sentenced to 16 months in jail for illegally accessing government databases and sharing a woman's personal information with a friend she had reported for driving without a licence.
AYA Bank in Myanmar has confirmed a data leak from an outdated application portal after hackers claimed responsibility, but assured customers that core banking infrastructure remains secure and operational.
Kee Wah Bakery, Hong Kong's renowned pastry maker, disclosed a ransomware attack affecting its internal systems. Authorities are investigating whether customer, employee, and supplier data was compromised in the incident.
Malaysia's National Security Council has clarified that a viral data leak circulating on social media originates from cybersecurity incidents before 2022 and has no connection to current platforms, urging citizens to avoid unlawfully obtained information.
Nintendo has confirmed a cybersecurity incident affecting a third-party employee survey platform, after hackers demanded $2 million in ransom. The company stressed that its own networks and customer data remain secure.