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Sg: MyRepublic data breach: 80,000 mobile users’ personal data exposed

Posted on September 10, 2021 by Dissent

Yahoo! reports:

The personal data of about 80,000 MyRepublic mobile subscribers was accessed without authorisation last month.

The telco said in a media release on Friday (10 September) that the breach took place on 29 August on a third-party data storage platform used to store the personal data of its mobile customers.

Investigations showed that the unauthorised access affected 79,388 mobile subscribers based in Singapore.

Read more on Yahoo!News

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