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Ooredoo data breach brings legal action

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Dissent

Catherine Trautwein reports:

An Ooredoo Myanmar employee that gave out a customer’s call log has been fired, with the company still pursuing legal action through Mandalay police.

The June breach involves an Ooredoo customer in Yangon, her male business associate, an intermediary contact and the former Ooredoo Myanmar employee.

The Mandalay office employee passed the Yangon customer’s call log on to a friend – breaching her employment contract and Ooredoo’s employee code of conduct, said the firm’s senior public relations manager Ma Thiri Kyar Nyo.

The friend then gave it to the customer’s business associate.

Read more on Myanmar Times.


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