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Data of 5.9m customers of RedDoorz hotel booking site leaked in Singapore’s largest data breach

Posted on November 15, 2021 by Dissent

Kenny Chee reports:

The personal data of nearly 5.9 million Singaporean and South-east Asian customers of hotel booking site RedDoorz was found to have been leaked, in what the Government has called Singapore’s largest data breach.

The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) has fined local firm Commeasure, which operates the website, $74,000.

This is much lower than the combined $1 million fine imposed on SingHealth and Integrated Health Information Systems for the 2018 data breach which affected 1.5 million people.

Read more on The Straits Times.

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