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Marina Bay Sands reveals data breach affecting 665,000 customers

Posted on November 7, 2023 by Dissent

AFP reports:

A luxury resort operator in Singapore said today that the personal data of about 665,000 members of its shopping loyalty programme had been hacked.

The breach of Marina Bay Sands was the latest in a string of major cybersecurity incidents reported in the city-state.

[…]

Marina Bay Sands, which is owned by US casino giant Las Vegas Sands, said it became aware of the “data security incident” on Oct 20, according to an email sent to some customers today and seen by AFP.

Read more at Free Malaysia Today.

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