Dinath Silvamany Muthaliyar was previously the DBS collections officer's colleague at the bank. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A levy administration manager at the Ministry of Manpower was curious about his colleagues’ salary details and asked a bank officer to help him obtain the information.
Liong Yan Sin, who was then working as a collections officer at DBS Bank, agreed to help him and conducted multiple unauthorised searches on the bank’s computer system.Dinath, 35, was sentenced to five weeks’ jail on Thursday after he pleaded guilty to eight charges, including four under the Computer Misuse Act.Liong, then 32, who is no longer working for DBS,
It was made clear to him when he joined the bank that he was not to access customer details outside the scope of his duties.Man gets 2 weeks’ jail for abetting bank employee in making unlawful search on its computer system From June 2018, Dinath asked for Liong’s help to find out about the salary details of his MOM colleagues, and the latter agreed.
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